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Intel XenGT Updated, Now Supports Windows 10 Guests

Written by Michael Larabel in Intel on 22 July 2016 at 08:36 AM EDT. 3 Comments

Intel has issued their quarterly update to XenGT, their open-source solution to mediated graphics passthrough support with full GPU virtualization on their hardware when making use of Xen virtualization.

This latest quarterly update to XenGT adds in support for Windows 10 guests for having accelerated graphics via XenGT. There's also support for the Intel Windows Graphics Driver to be installed in both the normal mode and safe mode.

More details on this Intel XenGT update for summer 2016 can be found via this mailing list announcement.

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