Chinese Modder Runs GeForce RTX 4060 on Huawei Arm Workstation Using Modified Nvidia Driver
A Chinese modder known as VoidTech has successfully gotten an Nvidia GeForce RTX 4060 graphics card working in a Huawei Qingyun W510 workstation running Windows 11 on an Arm-based Kunpeng 920 CPU. The achievement was made possible by borrowing a driver from Nvidia's upcoming RTX Spark Arm-based processor. While the GPU was recognized and could render games like Black Myth Wukong and Genshin Impact, performance was severely limited by the slow single-core performance of the Kunpeng 920 CPU, resulting in frame rates as low as 21 FPS. Additionally, the modder could not get a video signal directly from the graphics card due to missing encoder support in the Arm driver, and instead used game streaming software (Sunshine/Moonlight) to output video. The project also faced issues with broken ACPI tables and missing Windows drivers for the workstation's network controller. This marks the first public demonstration of an Nvidia discrete GPU running on an Arm-based Windows 11 system.
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