Intel HD4600 on ESX

[dastrix]

Hi All, i have a VM on my i7 4770. CPU is high for the cameras I have compared to when it was on a physical machine (the same machine, just not virtualized)

Is there something I need to do to have Win10 use hardware acceleration of the GPU under ESX as a VM?

Thankyou!

 

[seagate_surfer]

Hello dastrix,

It could be related to Microsoft drivers, sometimes when it comes GPUs it is better to download them directly from the manufacturer website, for example you could install NVIDIA GeForce Experience to get the GPU drivers if it was NVIDIA, or go manually to get the one that suits you better. It has been reported by some users that the GPU drivers of Windows just won't perform as good as the ones downloaded from the GPU manufacturer website, and as a piece of advice just make sure the VM was also built to use the GPU.​

 

[Q™]

Only the on-chip Intel GPU helps Blue Iris performance. 3rd party GPU's (presently) do not help Blue Iris performance one bit. @dastrix should read the "Memory Leak" Wiki page...

Memory Leak: Quick Sync (Hardware Acceleration) | IP Cam Talk

And the topics here which address high Intel Graphics CPU usage and memory leak...

Search Results for Query: Memory Leak | IP Cam Talk[title_only]=1

 

[dastrix]

Spent most of the morning stuffing around. I can get my haswell HD 4600 to pass through but I like bp2008, get a error code 43. This isnt a memory leak issue, its about exposing the GPU to ESX to enable QuickSync on a VM. This is what fails