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Sorry, but wouldn't you need 2 video cards for that to work?
One for regular desktop and one for the VM to access to game properly?? (GPU pass though)
Edit: Or does it work on Intel CPUs aa the desktop could use the igpu while the windows VM uses the dedicated one?
Ryzen users is shit outta luck if that's true. Ramming 2 dedicated GPUs in one computer might be a more expensive affair.
That's what I meant by "dedicated GPU for Gaming" presuming the desktop already had a video card for regular use.