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I solved it by following the guides carefully and updating the grub/kernel at each change, I rebooted and the video card separated from the 10GB/s card group and inserted the GPU into the VM and nothing crashed anymore

this is the motherboard

dmidecode -t bios: https://pastebin.com/XgCkJsjB - dmidecode -t system: https://pastebin.com/7UvUwrse - dmidecode -t baseboard: https://pastebin.com/csXXRysF

I have an x16 slot and more x8 and x4, I tried to move the network card, but proxmox did not see it. The GPU is an NVidia RTX 1660

I tried to update the BIOS, but it says the files are invalid, I have a GIGABYTE C246-WU4 motherboard

I attach a photo of the BIOS, VT-d is enabled

ok

here are the outputs: https://pastebin.com/9a1vTS3X not output https://we.tl/t-e3Bis5Im0a I also take a closer look at the official guides

Good morning, I changed the motherboard to my server due to problems with the SATA controller, when I pass my GPU in Passthrough to a Windows 11 VM the PVE manager crashes and I have to restart, does anyone know if I have to do something more than what is written in the guide? here is the...

from the errors I reported it seems there is a faulty SATA port, now I'm working on the server remotely, this evening when I manage to physically have the server I'll do some port change tests

these are the errors it keeps giving: https://pastebin.com/z8fkmbsi

Now randomly the server goes into kernel panic

can I do a RAM test without restarting ProxMox and using Memtest86+?

they are 3 disks connected directly to the server motherboard and are a ZFS pool and the RAM "Patriot Viper Steel RAM DDR4 3200 MHz 32GB (4x16GB) C16 Kit di Memoria Gaming XMP 2.0 Grigio"

Is it likely a cable problem?