When deploying NVIDIA vGPU on VMware ESXi, the NVIDIA driver provides several scheduling policies to determine how GPU physical resources are shared among multiple virtual machines. The default behavior is often the "Best Effort" scheduler, but for environments requiring predictable performance across all users, the "Equal Share" scheduler is preferred. This scheduler gives each vGPU an equal "time slice" of the physical GPU's engines. The configuration is managed via module parameters passed to the nvidia kernel driver during host boot. The specific registry key for this behavior is RmPVMRL. Setting RmPVMRL=0x01 enables the Equal Share scheduler (Option A). Conversely, 0x00 would revert to the default time-sliced behavior. It is critical to use system module parameters set to ensure the setting persists across reboots and is applied globally to the NVIDIA driver stack. This ensures that no single "noisy neighbor" VM can monopolize the GPU cycles, which is a common requirement in shared AI research labs or virtual desktop infrastructures where consistency is more important than raw peak throughput of a single task.