Redway 3D Watch demo on a RDP 8.1 session with Windows 2012 R2 and NVIDIA GRID

 

I was very impressed that this is possible. I was trying to do a test with NVIDIA GRID in vDGA (passt-hrough) mode on a Windows Server 2012 R2 XenApp 7.5 and a vSphere 5.5 host with a GRID K2 core assigned.

This is a direct RDP connection from Windows 8.1 client to the server.
The performance is amazing for RDP but look at the bandwidth consumption and CPU. It doesn’t compare with HDX 3D Pro but still, it’s great to see it working!

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Victor an End User Computing Consultant. You find him most of the time on Twitter (@01004753) but also on LinkedIn evangelizing new technologies and processes that can change in good, the world we live in. Victor has expertise in Server & Client Virtualization, Client Management, GPU Virtualization, HyperConvergence and Enterprise Security

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