Running EndeavourOS and found a few games that have had some issues on linux, that I have found to be pretty much unfixable.

Unfortunately that would mean using a windows dualboot, and I really don’t want windows on this laptop.

Would there be a way to run a windows VM with passing through the dgpu (AMD RX 6700m GPU), BUT able to use the dgpu when the VM is powered off? Unless I’m misunderstanding the guides, the gpu would be “locked” to the VM, and that would be unacceptable as I would mostly game on the host OS.

This is probably a given but the laptop does have integrated graphics as well (AMD Ryzen 7 5800H).

Any potential help would be appreciated, thanks!

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    1 month ago

    You would probably have to change your settings back then reboot to use it with the host then change again and reboot to use it with the vm

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        1 month ago

        On my server I had to bind the GPU to vfio then reboot, this way the host doesn’t use the card and I can then assign it to my vm