Running the game on VM (Virtual Machine) using Paperspace and Parsec

[Shylar]

Hi!

I try to play Elden Ring on a VM by the Paperspace and Parsec but I did not managed.

The game just crash, maybe because of EAC. I tried to launch it with EAC disable but it still refuses to work!

So I think it can be the hardware, that cause the game crash, but I'm not sure at all.

Is there an VM expert here that can guide me please?

That is the only way I can play Elden Ring, because I can't afford buying a gaming rig or nxt-gen console right now.

PS: Sorry for bad english, I'm not a native speaker, so I hope this post will be clear enough to get understandable.

Cheers!

EDIT: here is the rig specs:
CPU: Intel Xeon E5-2623 v4 @2.60Ghz 8 Cores
GPU: nVidia Quadro P4000 with the lastest Driver.
RAM: 30GB DDR4

[rabid.]

What are the specs of your hardware? Also how is the game crashing? Does it crash before the menu?

[Shylar]

I've added the specs on the original post. It crash right after EAC loaded, white screen and the following error "Elden Ring as stopped working" so I can't even reach the main menu or even the splash screen

So I've encountered the exact same issue as a lot of people with EAC.

[Emo]

Did you manage to run the game eventually?

I am using a VM with a vgpu profile of Quadro P4000/P5000 and Quadro RTX 4000 and it doesn't go any further than running EAC and white/black screen. Never reached the Bandai logo. If I run it with Quadro RTX 6000 spoofed profile it runs but this one requires a Nvidia license so it is unplayable as well.

[Mad Marduk]

Don't try to play this on a VM. Trying to get the VM to actually properly use your GPU instead of your CPU isn't worth it for the subpar performance you would end up with even if successful. Some games, possibly ER, also simply won't work.

[nfinite.recursion]

Your CPU is a slow 5th gen iCore with 4 cores, 8 threads. If you got Elden Ring running, performance would be very, very bad.

GPU is... decent. Good enough to run the game. Though it's only a bit faster than a 1650 Super.

Your RAM capacity isn't a power of 2 meaning that you are likely using mismatched RAM modules. Doing this usually results in all modules being configured to run at a safe common speed, often 2133MT/s. Mismatched modules often force single channel operation as well even if the modules are placed in the appropriate slots for dual channel operation. Elden Ring is very sensitive to RAM bandwidth and a speed of 3000MT/s or faster in dual channel is strongly recommended.

Rather than try to figure out how to run this game in a VM, consider the fact that even if you are successful, your hardware is completely inadequate for an enjoyable experience.

[Shylar]

Автор сообщения: Emo

Did you manage to run the game eventually?

I am using a VM with a vgpu profile of Quadro P4000/P5000 and Quadro RTX 4000 and it doesn't go any further than running EAC and white/black screen. Never reached the Bandai logo. If I run it with Quadro RTX 6000 spoofed profile it runs but this one requires a Nvidia license so it is unplayable as well.

I managed to make it works (can't remember how because I quit few days after my post) but the performances were really bad. I don't think this game will ever runs well on a VM excepted on GeForce Now if it releases on this plateform someday.