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title: Lexicon
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date: 2022-01-18T09:26:30.045Z
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dateCreated: 2021-11-13T11:58:43.776Z
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# Lexicon
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**Table of Contents**:
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## Table of Contents
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1. [Device](/virt/lexicon#device)
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2. [Emulator](/virt/lexicon#emulator)
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3. [Hardware-assisted virtualization](/virt/lexicon#hardware-assisted-virtualization)
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4. [Hypervisor](/virt/lexicon#hypervisor)
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5. [Nested-virtualization](/virt/lexicon#nested-virtualization)
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6. [Paravirtualization](/virt/lexicon#paravirtualization)
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7. [Virtual machine](/virt/lexicon#virtual-machine)
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8. [Virtualization](/virt/lexicon#virtualization)
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1. [*Device*](/virt/lexicon#device)
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2. [*Emulator*](/virt/lexicon#emulator)
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3. [*Hardware-assisted virtualization*](/virt/lexicon#hardware-assisted-virtualization)
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4. [*Hypervisor*](/virt/lexicon#hypervisor)
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5. [*Nested-virtualization*](/virt/lexicon#nested-virtualization)
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6. [*Paravirtualization*](/virt/lexicon#paravirtualization)
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7. [*Virtual machine*](/virt/lexicon#virtual-machine)
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8. [*Virtualization*](/virt/lexicon#virtualization)
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## Device
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* Model-based emulated hardware are designed after real devices, but are made out of computer code, not silicon. The i440fx and Q35 chipsets[^5] are both instances of emulated hardware. This is the slowest (but most compatible) way to provide a device to a guest. An emulated GPU is not going to be fast enough in an emulated mode to do 3D rendering.
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[^5]: The Q35 chipset, contrary to i440fx, provides a PCI Express (PCIe) bus. Alas, the i440fx, despite its limitations to PCI-only, does support passthrough of PCIe devices, as long as the driver follows suit. Thanks to Stefan Reiter for pointing that out.
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* Paravirtual
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* Paravirtual hardware, also known as paravirtualized Virtual I/O devices or simply virtio, are also made out of computer code. Contrary to emulated hardware, they function as a generic piece of software-based hardware which doesn't replicate a specific hardware component.
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[^5]: The Q35 chipset, contrary to i440fx, provides a PCI Express (PCIe) bus. Alas, the i440fx, despite its limitations to PCI-only, does support passthrough of PCIe devices, as long as the driver follows suit. Thanks to Stefan Reiter for pointing that out.
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## Emulator
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Emulators or virtualizers are software that provide material components similar to physical hardware, but that are made of computer code instead of silicon, -- virtual hardware --, such as virtual floppy disks.
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