2. Hardware Requirements
1. Host system (Unraid) (click me)
- 2-4 cores you can dedicate to a VM
(6-8 cores + higher clock speed preffered for higher end setups)
- 8GB (8192MB) free RAM you can dedicate to a VM
(12GB-16GB preffered for higher end setups)
- 1GbE NIC
(you can use your primary Unraid NIC)
- 128GB or greater disk space on a SSD
(cache SSD OK, unassigned SSD preferred)
- GPU you can passthrough to a VM
(Intel/AMD iGPU OK, AMD/Nvidia discrete GPU preffered)
- HDMI/DVI/DP dummy plug (one for each GPU in use, HDMI preferred if your GPU supports it)
2. Client system(s) (click me)
- System has hardware h.264 decode compatibility (h.265/HEVC preferred)
- Sound output of some sort
- Network connectivity (1GbE NIC highly preferred for local use)
- Bluetooth support for controllers (you can use one of these adapters if you need one)
3. Network (click me)
- If you want to use this setup remotely, you need to be able to port forward a range of ports on your router.
pfSense will be covered in this guide, and general information about port forwarding will also be provided.
- Your Unraid server must have a wired connection to make this remotely worthwhile (even if it’s just 100Mb). Otherwise, wireless to wireless latency and throughput will be extremely poor.
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