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I've set up an MVisor VM running on Windows 11 with an MVisor vGPU. All initial tests seem fine (the vGPU is detected, and GPU benchmarks like FurMark pass).
However, when I use browsers like Chrome, Edge, or Firefox, WebGL is still using a software renderer instead of the dedicated MVisor vGPU, as confirmed by the browser's graphics information (chrome://gpu or about:support).
Is this a normal occurrence? Our goal is to utilize the hardware acceleration provided by the vGPU.
Thanks,
Nicolas
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webgl using google Angle that's use backend as opengl, or directx on windows.
I'm trying to config angle --user-angle=gl or --use-gl=desktop without succes, I don't understand where the problem is, in theory the solution seems to be near, can you explain why ?
Maybe you could check if the opengl32.dll and MVisorVGPUx64.dll were loaded by chrome first.
If it called api in opengl32.dll but failed, try to use dbgview to get some debug info.
Hi there,
I've set up an MVisor VM running on Windows 11 with an MVisor vGPU. All initial tests seem fine (the vGPU is detected, and GPU benchmarks like FurMark pass).
However, when I use browsers like Chrome, Edge, or Firefox, WebGL is still using a software renderer instead of the dedicated MVisor vGPU, as confirmed by the browser's graphics information (chrome://gpu or about:support).
Is this a normal occurrence? Our goal is to utilize the hardware acceleration provided by the vGPU.
Thanks,
Nicolas
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: