Is it possible to run a VM without actually enabling virtualization settings in BIOS?

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It is possible to run a virtual machine without hardware virtualization support by using QEMU x86 emulation.

However, that will emulate all hardware, and will be nowhere near native performance. GPU emulation will also be very slow.

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