XenCenter

Configuring Virtual GPU

June 3, 2019

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GPUs are grouped together based on the types of virtual GPUs supported on a particular GPU. XenCenter enables you to modify the virtual GPU types allowed per GPU, and thereby group the GPUs based on your requirements. For more information, see GPU.

To modify the virtual GPU types allowed on a particular GPU:

Select the Pool in the Resources pane and click the GPU tab.
If you have selected a pool, select GPUs that you would like to modify using the check boxes located beside the GPU. Remember, each horizontal bar on the GPU tab represents a physical GPU.
Click Edit Selected GPUs. The GPU window displays a list of virtual GPU types. It contains information specific to each virtual GPU type, such as the number of virtual GPUs allowed per GPU, maximum resolution, maximum number of displays per virtual GPU, and the Video RAM.
Modify the selection based on your requirements and click OK. If you would like to pass-through the whole GPU, select Pass-through whole GPU.

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Configuring Virtual GPU

June 3, 2019

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June 3, 2019

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Configuring Virtual GPU

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