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I use Windows 10. OS type is set to "win8" which also works fine for Windows 10 (devilrunner, I recommend you also set this - it may enable some specific HyperV accellerations) One small tip for when it's set up: don't ever pass through host usb ports. Only pass through entire USB controllers...

You may also want to set the pcie=1 flag on both the GPU and its audio device. I don't know what kind of difference this would make but I'd say it might also increase performance a lot

I think you're missing the hidden=1 flag, like this: cpu: host,hidden=1 Running latest proxmox, this also circumvents HyperV detection by setting the HyperV vendor to "proxmox" (the driver checks this field with a blacklist which does not include "proxmox" or any other bogus vendors you could...

The problem I had with my 650 Ti was that it still had a BIOS-only ROM and would not work with OVMF properly. The 750 Ti however supports UEFI. If, on boot, your screen connected to the GPU shows a big Proxmox logo, everything should work correctly.

What GPU do you have? If possible, supply the vendor and vendor model too

I hope this is not getting annoying for everyone here, but I'm also having issues with GPU Passthrough. First off, what I'm running: Hardware: i7-6700k Asus Z170-Pro Asus 650 Ti Software: Proxmox 4.3-1/e7cdc165 Guest: Windows 10 Enterprise 1607 Nvidia Driver 372.54 vmid.conf: bios: ovmf...