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xbugx	# June 20, 2025, 5:24 pm
Group: Member Post Group: Newbie Posts: 9 Status:	On my server, I have two disks: SSDs configured for booting as LVM and NVMe for storage or VM storage. My question is, if I install virtualzior on the primary SSD and then create a VM using the NVMe storage, will the VM experience good performance from the NVMe, or will it slow down?
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Virtualzior Disk Type Issue

shwetank	# June 20, 2025, 10:26 pm \| Post: 1
Group: Member Post Group: Newbie Posts: 11 Status:	Hi, Yes, that’s a good setup. You can install Virtualizor on the SSD and use the NVMe disk for storing the vps. This way, your vps will get faster performance from the NVMe. Please let us know if you need any further information.
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Moisesi	# July 15, 2025, 4:25 am \| Post: 2
Group: Member Post Group: Newbie Posts: 2 Status:	Yes, the VM will benefit from the NVMe's performance as long as the VM’s virtual disk is stored on the NVMe drive and not the SSD. Just ensure proper configuration and passthrough or caching settings to avoid bottlenecks. Hỏi ChatGPT ----------------------- Monkey Mart Game
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KathrynAFogg	# August 12, 2025, 4:41 am \| Post: 3
Group: Member Post Group: Newbie Posts: 5 Status:	Quote From : shwetank June 20, 2025, 10:26 pm Hi, Yes, that’s a good setup. You can install Virtualizor on the SSD and use the NVMe disk for storing the vps. This way, your vps will get faster performance from the NVMe. Please let us know if you need any further information. Thanks you is sharing
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violatebogus	# August 16, 2025, 2:12 am \| Post: 4
Group: Member Post Group: Newbie Posts: 1 Status:	Quote From : xbugx June 20, 2025, 5:24 pm On my server, I have two disks: SSDs configured for booting as LVM and NVMe for storage or VM storage. My question is, if I install virtualzior on the primary SSD and then create a VM using the NVMe storage, will the VM experience good performance from the NVMe, or will it slow down? You can run a quick test using tools like fio or dd inside the VM to measure read/write speeds and compare them to expected NVMe performance. That’ll give you confidence that the setup is working as intended.
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