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This is in the release note for v5.3 vGPU/MDev and PCI passthrough. GUI for configuring PCI passthrough and also enables the use of vGPUs (aka mediated devices) like Intel KVMGT (aka GVT-g) or Nvidias vGPUS. Anyone tried to share vGPU on proxmox? I'm particularly interested to have a few KVMs...

Yes, I've installed balloon service and memory usage is very much lower and accurately reported on host that matches memory usage on Windows OS performance monitor. VM startup is also much faster due to more memory available to the host now.

After a few days of testing on older version of PVE4.4, I think I may I found out why Windows guest VM boot time is so long on PVE5. The discussion and possible solution is in this thread: https://forum.proxmox.com/threads/pve-5-windows-guest-vm-slow-to-start.50924/#post-238931

I think I may have resolved the slow boot up issue by 'unchecking' the default balloon option in memory setting. It seemed the boot up is much faster without ballooning.

Hi Dominik, Would unchecking ballooning in v5 the same as pre-v4.4 "use fixed sized memory" option?

Now I suspect default memory ballooning checkbox that was introduced in v4.4 that may the cause of this issue.

Bring back storage summary page to show 'available' disk remaining. It was gone somewhere in PVE ver. 4.4

I suspected it's a bug in PVE5 but no one seemed to have similar issues. :( I will try to install a new host with PVE4 to see if Windows guest VM runs faster. Although, I already have a few hosts on PVE4 and some on PVE5 - only those KVMs on PVE5 showing slow boot. Moreover, hosts hardware is...

support for vGPU for sharing GPU just like vCPU for sharing CPU. Release notes https://pve.proxmox.com/wiki/Roadmap#Proxmox_VE_5.3 vGPU/MDev and PCI passthrough. GUI for configuring PCI passthrough and also enables the use of vGPUs (aka mediated devices) like Intel KVMGT (aka GVT-g) or Nvidias...

I didn't face such issue with slow boot on PVE4. It boots up within a few seconds on PVE4. On PVE5, it can take up to few minutes to boot up.

I'm also having similar problems with windows 2012 R2 guest VM from PVE 4 migrated to PVE 5 booting up really slow.

Hello, I'm running PVE 4 and PVE 5. I noticed 'Windows server 2012 R2' VM on PVE 5 are slower to start than on PVE 4. Anyone experiencing this problem? I'm using templates VM migrated from PVE 4 to PVE 5. It's fast to boot on PVE 4 but really slow to boot on PVE 5.

I have limited public IPs and would like to know if it is possible to share one public IP for the same or identical service port in each VM with different private IP addresses.