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Just in case this helps someone else. I had a similar issue today. I moved a bunch of VM's from 12G dell servers to newer 14G dell servers. All high load windows VM's would loose networking and require a reboot after a few minutes of load. After a day of banging my head against the wall it...

Having the same problem but with the game squad. Dell poweredge T620 with 64GB DDR3 Ram. 70FPS bare metal. 20 FPS in Virtual windows 10. Really destroyed about it. All my gaming in this VM has been such a disappointment. If anyone has any tips I'd love to here 'em. Please help. If I run a bunch...

Thanks again mate. Does "cpus=" refer to the cpu's in the guest or the host? Because if it's the guest I would use 0-11 as windows splits numa nodes 12 then 12. But if cpus on the host it would be 1;3;5...?

qm set 100 --numa0 cpus=0-11,hostnodes=0,memory=12288,policy=bind qm set 100 --numa1 cpus=12-23,hostnodes=1,memory=12288,policy=bind Those 2 commands work to apply but I'm still getting a ton of numa misses. Can some one answer me this. Does "cpus=" refer to the cpu's in the guest or the host...

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policy: default preferred node: current physcpubind: 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 cpubind: 0 1 nodebind: 0 1 membind: 0 1

So I'm not quite understanding the lingo a little I think what I need is something this. qm set 100 --numa=1 --numa0:cpus=10,Hostnode=1,policy=bind,memory=12288 100 is the VMID i'm sure. numa on is enabled I get that. Although it is already enabled in the gui. --numa0:cpus=10 doesn't work, what...

if I use a "qm set" command is the change persistent too reboots or do I need to script it?

High I've got a proxmox host up and running as my main machine at home. I also use it as my desktop by passing through a GPU to windows 10 pro. Is a dual socket xeon system and even though it has 2 16core CPU's, on my main desktop i passthrough 12 from each socket. My question is this? The gpu...

can I do "qm set VMID --numa0 cpus=1;2;3-5,... --numa1 ." on a live system? is it a persistent change? If I can't change what windows thinks the GPU is on maybe I can invert the nodes to the guest?

I have a promox server running on a 2 cpu system, I've enabled numa in the web interface and set it too 2 sockets 10cores each. This displays in the windows vm properly and has been working fine. I can even see that the memory is allocated properly in the windows vm with each node having half...

You are absolutely correct, while I initially couldn't get it to work without rebooting the machine. I changed the pci slot and it's worked ever since without making any mods. Thanks for clearing that up.

"qm showcmd <vm id> --pretty" is what is used to expose what the script is passing to the kvm cmd.

I just spent ages on this problem only to find out that the fans on my specific card don't cut in until 65 degrees, must have farted around for day thinking i had a problem. best thing i suggest is to plug in another drive and install vanilla windows, install the drivers and run a bench mark to...

There is another problem now, my memory performance is terrible. numa is enabled as I have a 2 socket system. but my numa misses are equal to my hits. hmmmmm, is there a way to capture the output that the script eventually sends to KVM so I can interrogate the numa settings it's sending. windows...

Re-install fixed it, sorry.

Hopefully you can help me get to the bottom of this. I've got a windows 10 guest with pass through and everything seems good except for glitchy gui performance. trying to track down the bottle neck is made worse because the task manager/peformance/resource moniter all just freeze strait away...

High, I've been going at the machine for almost a week now because i have certain requirments. I need hyperv nested VMS and a graphics card passthrough, I spent more than i should on different gpus trying to make it work. In order to get hyperv working i need the 440fx chipset and that doesn't...

"Create your destination VM on ZFS with the exact size" how do I get the exact size of my .img file?