Virtual Desktop Infrastructure Vdi

Don't do much gaming, but I wanted the core & thread capacity for desktop virtual machines so that I can have 2-3 VM's with 4 processors assigned running quickly, while using the other cores for development and this has operated very nicely and smoothly for my needs!

It's expensive but worth every cent. This monitor is a game changer if you use a virtual desktop. My Horizon VDI is virtually unusable on two monitors but works pretty close to a desktop on this Dell. I also did not realize what a hassle two monitors were on my Mac until I plugged this one in. I think I am an ultrawide user forever now. Only downside is speakers are about what you would expect from a monitor. Other than that this thing is awesome though.

Once you go wireless, it’s really hard to go back. Virtual desktop runs your old computer based VR games very well and the quest exclusives are very nice. Really happy I did not invest in the other wired headsets. The wireless freedom has changed my idea of what VR can be for me. Only thing I would recommend is to save up for the higher memory model if you don’t have a gaming pc that you intend to link too. Other than that, you should be smooth sailing in the VR realm with the new quest

I saw a great improvement with video editing and Virtual machine use. I generally need 2 to 3 virtual machine for my project, previously my system used to hang if I use 3 Virtual Machine at the time, after upgrading this to 32 GB, I able to use 4 virtual machines at the same time with no issues.

Good so far. I am very pleased with my effort to give some love my local infrastructure and I appreciate ASUS' role in assisting.

To explain why I love this router I need to explain the issues I ran with another product. I've been using the Google WiFi for a while but I had some major issues with it. The biggest problem was that it's dependent on Google's infrastructure and when it was down, so was my home network. The 2nd problem was with my need to use my home WiFi in bridge mode to allow access to devices on my wired network, printers for example. To do this with Google WiFi I had to give up the mesh capability which defeats it's whole purpose. Now AMPLIFI AFi-HD. First of all it's doesn't rely on an external infrastructure to work. Second, it support mesh network in bridge mode, hence solving my access issues. In addition to this package I also purchased an additional mesh point to better cover my home.�My home Wifi is now extremely fast and reliable. I have 100% signal strength in most of my home and no point in my 2 story home has less than 87% signal strength. I have no problem streaming 4K video from Netflix with speeds up to 65+Mbs while keep using other devices on the network with no noticeable slow-down. I am now waiting for the release of the Teleport which is supposed to make it possible to take my network on the road.

I live in a small town where utility infrastructure reliability can be quite sketchy. I bought this not only to continue operation during outages, but to isolate and protect my expensive equipment from power anomalies. This product handles all of these concerns with excellence. You want one of these.

Long time audio enthusiast who recently chose SONOS infrastructure for our new home. I have IKEA surrounds in the living room, along with the BEAM. In our open floorplan, these items integrate nicely with the SONOS 1 that sits above our kitchen cabinets, giving the rooms a ton of great audio from XM, and TIDAL. We play a lot of video games, and the surround audio always adds something that you just miss when using any soundbar. This Christmas I decided to pull the trigger on the SUB MINI when it went on sale. Integration to the app was easy as usual. I placed the very heavy sub in the corner since you really don't need to place it anywhere in particular. I ran the calibration app, and made a few EQ adjustments for my tastes and we are very happy with the ways it adds so much depth to the sound. Even when I am in-between rooms, the sub frequencies carry throughout the downstairs area allowing it to add bass to the ONE as well. Highly Recommended.

We're using this converter in a portable church setting as part of the infrastructure for the video switcher to multiviewer

Because of this piece of equipment our infrastructure will be much more stable. Gone are all the DAs we used to split signals and send them where they needed to go. It was easy to set up. I'm glad we made the purchase.