yes, controller is always present, but not used when disk is sata or ide.
edit: Windows can require boot once in Safemode to re-enable native SATA or IDE controller.
storage will be on dedicated qemu threads instead same qemu main thread.
+ switch vdisk virtio to scsi with io thread allowed by SCSI Single controller.
edit extra tip : switch to virtio scsi driver version v0.1.208 from 2021 because there is an issue after, hangs during high IO like 4k multi...
it's only cosmetic and expected as NIC is virtual.
virtio network speed is bounded to your CPU and can do 50 Gb/s and more if you have fast CPU.
btw, bond/LACP do 2x10 Gb/s and not 1x20 Gb/s : you can do 2 x iperf3 @ 10 Gb/s at same time but not 1 x iperf3 @ 20 Gb/s.
that's your problem, PVE doesn't support wifi over the box, mainly because wifi doesn't support bridge mode for VM.
There is a topic to continue with wifi and with "router" mode instead bridge.
I bet on VM pfSense, if ZFS over ZFS + if you enable things like ntopng.
https://forum.proxmox.com/threads/high-data-unites-written-ssd-wearout-in-proxmox.139119/post-665450
for me PVE itself isn't angry.
no, you should try split your single cpu into 4 numa nodes in the BIOS, then assign "cpu affinity" manually to each VM with output of numactl -H.
edit: btw, 30 Gb/s seems already fast.
Wrong, Proxmox VE virtualize UEFI and TPM.
There is sucess with igpu pass here :
https://forum.proxmox.com/threads/amd-5700g-igpu-passhtrough-works-w10-but-blank-screen-on-linux.151169/
for me, ZFS is too angry and too slow for non Datacenter grade SSD + useless without mirror.
in mini pc, I would use the default ext4 (with Lvmthin for VM) then daily backup PBS to external disk.
too complicated isn't the word, too things sure ;)
Doesn't require help : https://pve.proxmox.com/wiki/Cluster_Manager#pvecm_create_cluster
With Replication (ZFS), you get HA (not fast as Shared Storage of course)
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