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    PCoIP disconnects in View 4.6.0

    I completely agree - it is very important to use the latest version of VMware View. I recommend moving to VMware View 5.1 as there have been improvements to resolve session disconnect issues as well as network resilience and enhandements to reduce network bandwidth utilization. It is also...
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    Remote 3D Acceleration

    Someone has already touched on VMware View with PCoIP protocol integrated. For extreme graphics you can consider an add-in card for PCoIP encoding (and compression) that supports any GPU with DVI video connectors. This add-in card is used to remote high-end 3D workstations and is built...
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    PCoIP disconnects in View 4.6.0

    Hi DLE1232002, My name is Stuart, I am the Director of Systems Engineering at Teradici - the creators of PCoIP protocol. I run the support team and would be happy to have my team help resolve your issue. If you like, please open a ticket at techsupport.teradici.com (free registration). We...
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    PCoIP Can someone explain?

    If you want to play games on your HDTV without the noisy machine in your living room check this out playing Crysis remotely on your HDTV using linksys 802.11n wireless gaming extender: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7FAoJfU4Iwo Of course, wired is better since you won't get out of order...
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    PCoIP Can someone explain?

    You are correct, the first generation chipset is 1:1 (one at the user desk and one in the host PC) but the host PC does not need to be high-end. The host PC can be any CPU or Graphics performance (high end or lower end mobile chipsets). Some OEMs are considering using many Intel Atom's on a...
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    PCoIP Can someone explain?

    I have tested EVGA products as part of our take to market and they work great. For full disclosure, I am the Director of Biz Dev at Teradici (so no bias here ; ) . PCoIP is a protocol for delivering a full desktop over a standard IP networks. There are some high level similarities to...
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