multitasking by remote access different powerful pc, what is needed?

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I kinda addicted with remote accessing powerful workstation(office) from home

I think my 2015 i5 laptop cannot cope already is slightly laggy, what is the configuration I should be looking at? lets assume the office pc is super high level liao

need a latop with good gpu? many ram? or cpu power?
 
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You don't need powerful pc to remote access. You need a good connection
 
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alamakazim said:
I kinda addicted with remote accessing powerful workstation(office) from home
I think my 2015 i5 laptop cannot cope already is slightly laggy, what is the configuration I should be looking at? lets assume the office pc is super high level liao
need a latop with good gpu? many ram? or cpu power?
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1) LAN Cable to Workstation
2) LAN Cable to your Laptop
3) Install "Parsec" to both for remote Access

 
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For decent RDP experience you need the lowest latency you can get. Bangwidth wise, any fibre plans will exceed the requirements.
 
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alamakazim said:
I kinda addicted with remote accessing powerful workstation(office) from home

I think my 2015 i5 laptop cannot cope already is slightly laggy, what is the configuration I should be looking at? lets assume the office pc is super high level liao

need a latop with good gpu? many ram? or cpu power?
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Laggy is due to network connection and nature of remote connecion, not your laptop.
 
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