Maybe on the Titan, but I don't see it happen below that. I don't understand why AMD doesn't leverage this advantage. It's a niche market for consumers, but from my experience the people who are interested in this are often people who have more income than the average - which are customers that should be interesting to a company I would think.

They don't want to, unless you pay dollars, which is why they block passthrough on KVM without workarounds.

Thank god for AMD, basically.

I hate AMD cards. I've hated their linux support since I had the misfortune of owning an All-In-Wonder Radeon. I even refused to buy them around 2003, when I had too much abuse from ATI to keep using their hardware.

I just (today) made a purchase of a VM server off newegg, using all AMD hardware for hardware passthrough[0], because of how truly poor NVIDIA is in this regard.

0. https://teksyndicate.com/videos/gta-v-linux-skylake-build-ha...

I thought you don't need any specific support from the gpu, since we already have pci pass through: https://wiki.archlinux.org/index.php/PCI_passthrough_via_OVM...