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Didn't have issues for almost a year.
Rule of the thumb for me is: AMD GPU for host, NVidia for guests. I use AMD GPUs for host because open source drivers are awesome and makes kernel/version updating easy. NVidia for guests is no brainer since they don't have PCIe reset issues. For motherboard, pick one that has good IOMMU groupings, usually x<3|4|5>70 for AM4 or x299 for Intel, or go Threadripper.
With tools like Looking Glass (https://looking-glass.io/) you don't even have to leave the Ubuntu Desktop environment.
X<3|4|5>70 boards should allow 2 GPUs in separate IOMMU groups. My old system was a 1700X on ASUS Prime x370 Pro with 2 gaming VMs. Only issue with x?70 boards is the IOMMU groups for USB controllers. On the Prime x370 Pro, only one USB controller is in its own IOMMU group, so second VM needed a USB passthrough.
On the Threadripper, due to the vast amount of PCIe lanes, on the Asrock Taichi x399, I got two USB controllers in their own IOMMU groups and each of the 4 PCIex16 slots it's in its own IOMMU group. It's a dream virtualization motherboard.
I use NVidia video cards for VMs, AMD cards (other than BigNavi) have VM reboot issues.
I run two gaming VMs for my kids on my Threadripper server.
Anandtech showed almost 27W power draw under full load for the M1 Mini.
I opened my late 2013 MBP, unplugged the IO board's cable, rebooted, OS finished upgrading. I left it unplugged for now (lost WiFi/BT, HDMI and one USB) not an issue for me, was using TB to displayport and gigabit lan adapter anyways. System works and reboots fine without IO board being plugged in. Ordered a 14$ replacement board from eBay.
Do steps 17 and 18 of this:
https://www.ifixit.com/Guide/MacBook+Pro+13-Inch+Retina+Disp...
This is an extremely narrowminded view. Lasers, MRI, X-Ray machines, etc ... are all made by engineers after physicists tried to understand the fundamental nature of reality. One would argue that modern electronics are possible because research was done about Quantum Physics, a fundamental nature of reality.
Edit: Yup, user is spamming his own blog, often posting more than once the same article.
Why is in 2020 a "Pro" laptop coming with only 8 GB of RAM?