Curiously, windows detects 4 outputs! But, none are picked up as the real HDMI. If i take out the radeon card (which I'd love to do to free up a slot), passthrough the intel HD graphics, the windows VM starts up, even installs the graphics drivers, but, I get no output via HDMI. If I enable this, I see the HD graphics appear in esx as capable of passthrough, but it breaks the Radeon pass. my Radeon HD card is currently passed through fine, so long as I disabled the integrated graphics in bios. Use the ATI tools to configure Xorg and your Window Manager as you wish.Īny luck with this? I've been trying with my skylake setup, it seems really close in esxi6.5. Run 'aticonfig -initial' (this overwrites the Xorg config to use the ati card over the SVGA card).Ĥ. Install the ATI drivers (fglrx) from the Proprietary Drivers screen under Preferences.Ģ. Use the standard Windows screen management to extend your desktop to the new screens, optionally disable the SVGA interface.ġ. With luck on boot your screens might expand the desktop automatically, or they may stay blank.Ĥ.

After the reboot in the following section you will need to continue using the mouse and keyboard through vSphere, just wiggle the mouse you'll get it.ģ. Hopefully your guest will boot ignoring the new graphics card, the fun task no matter which OS is to get it to ignore the standard SVGA adapter VMware emulates. If the VM doesn't start then you may need to reduce the memory allocation, there is an issue I haven't yet quiet understood to do with memory reservations within ESXi. Shut down the guest, edit the virtual machine and add a PCI Device, initially select only your graphics card and boot the VM.

Intel onboard graphics