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Question by sunil
Submitted on 6/18/2004
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We are planning to buy a machine which is to be used as a REMOTE machine. The machine does not have a powerful graphics card. The question is when I am running graphics intensive applications, where would the graphics calculations be done. Is it the local or the remote machine? which of the two machines need to have a powerful card?


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