Share 1 GPU with your friends #shorts
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- We've done multiple gamers, one CPU. Now we're doing multiple gamers, one GPU here's one instance of CSGO. Two instances of CSGO. There's a third and check this out. It's all running off of this single card with these little dummy dongles here. And Jeff go ahead and alt tab. - Yep. - This poor graphics card is working absolute overtime here. (Laughter) Freakin' incredible.
In this 30‑second YouTube Shorts titled "Share 1 GPU with your friends #shorts," the creator demonstrates how a single graphics card can run multiple instances of CSGO simultaneously, showcasing a practical GPU sharing setup. The video opens with a quick intro of the hardware: one CPU and one GPU, followed by the launch of the first CSGO instance at 0:00. By 0:04 the second instance is up, and at 0:10 a third instance is launched, all running off the same card with the help of dummy dongles and an alt‑tab switch. The creator highlights the card’s ability to handle the load, noting that the GPU is working “absolute overtime” and that the setup is “freakin’ incredible.” The clip ends with a brief laugh and a call to action, encouraging viewers to share their own GPU sharing experiences.
The comment section shows strong enthusiasm, with over 13,000 likes on the main comment and several replies praising the GPU sharing concept. Viewers appreciate the practical demonstration and humor, noting the "freakin’ incredible" remark and the "absolute overtime" performance. Many comments ask for more detail on where to buy the hardware and how to set up the dongles, indicating a demand for a follow‑up tutorial. Overall sentiment is positive, with a few jokes about sharing GPUs and friends, and a clear call for a longer video.
Topics · gaming · review · pc · tech
Questions answered
- How many instances of CSGO can be run on a single GPU in this setup?
- Three instances of CSGO are launched and run simultaneously on the same GPU.
- What hardware is used for the GPU sharing demonstration?
- The setup uses one CPU and one GPU, with dummy dongles to manage the connections.
- What is the main benefit highlighted by the creator?
- The creator emphasizes that the GPU is working “absolute overtime” and that the setup is “freakin’ incredible.”