Poor graphics performance on Wndows 10 #78
Description
Mvisor is a great hypervisor, and I'm glad that I've managed to set up the OpenGL virtualization with mvisor-win-vgpu-driver, but its benefits are invalidated by how laggy overall graphics performance feels. The SDL viewer window renders at ~30 FPS (checked by adding own debug output) with unstable frame times.
Host: NixOS, Wayland, Mvisor built from 5f1d7ee with older virglrenderer.
Guest: Freshly installed Windows 10 22H2 (Build 19045.6093) with virtio-guest-tools and mvisor-win-vgpu-driver.
Config
name: Windows 10
machine:
memory: 8G
vcpu: 8
priority: 1
hypervisor: Yes
bios: /home/ar7eniyan/vm/firmware/bios-256k.bin
objects:
- class: q35-host
- class: kvm-irqchip
- class: kvm-clock
- class: firmware-config
- class: ich9-hda
- class: ich9-lpc
- class: ich9-ahci
- class: cmos
- class: ps2
- class: hda-duplex
- name: cmos
rtc: localtime
- class: qxl
rom: /home/ar7eniyan/vm/firmware/vgabios-qxl.bin
- class: spice-agent
- class: usb-tablet
- class: virtio-network
mac: 00:50:00:11:22:33
map: tcp:0.0.0.0:8022-:22
- class: virtio-block
image: /home/ar7eniyan/vm/win10_gpu_test/image.qcow2
snapshot: No
- class: virtio-fs
path: /home/ar7eniyan/vm/shared
disk_name: mvisor-fs
disk_size: 2G
inode_count: 2000
- class: virtio-vgpu
memory: 1G
staging: Yes
blob: No
node: /dev/dri/renderD128/dev/dri/renderD128 is Nvidia GeForce RTX 4060 Mobile.
Video showcase and Device Manager screenshot
demo.mp4
P.S. The issue is not specific to mvisor-win-vgpu-driver, just thought installing it would help. I'm no graphics stack expert...