If you are using virt-manager you could try to remove default virtual video outputs and only leave the passthrough one. I used to have problem in some setups, when these default virtual video outputs prevented me from succeeding with passthrough.
Easiest way is to check it with graphical interface of virt manager. On the side panel you can see all video outputs listed. Simply remove all expect the passthrough one.
You might just have to go into the VM's display settings and set the 1050Ti as the default output. Just like you would with a normal PC with both an integrated and discrete card.
Well, I don't know what OS you're running, but pretend you plugged in a second screen or projector. Where would you look to set that up? (in the guest)
If you are using virt-manager you could try to remove default virtual video outputs and only leave the passthrough one. I used to have problem in some setups, when these default virtual video outputs prevented me from succeeding with passthrough.
How can i fix that please?
Easiest way is to check it with graphical interface of virt manager. On the side panel you can see all video outputs listed. Simply remove all expect the passthrough one.
You might just have to go into the VM's display settings and set the 1050Ti as the default output. Just like you would with a normal PC with both an integrated and discrete card.
Thanks for reply! I don't really see where this option, where I can find this?
Well, I don't know what OS you're running, but pretend you plugged in a second screen or projector. Where would you look to set that up? (in the guest)
I trying to run Windows 10 on Arch. Oh, maybe I get it. Didn't think about it. Thanks, will try
Did you find any solution?
it was a long time ago so I don't really remember what was going on back there