Migrating to Windows 10 is inevitable for keeping pace with modern demands. NVIDIA GRID™ helps you seamlessly transition and make the most of this new operating system resulting in happier, more productive users.
While traditional VDI deployments with Windows 10 can suffer from performance degradation and poor scalability, Windows 10 with graphics acceleration offers a consistent, high-quality experience at a lower cost.
High CPU utilisation due to increased graphics consumption, resulting to performance degradation
CPU tasks offloaded to the GPU, resulting in a native-PC like experience even with increased demand
Increased CPU usage leading to lower server density and increased cost per user
Off-load graphics workloads from the CPU to the GPU for better performance and scalability
Reduced application feature set or applications simply won't launch
Uncompromised experience-applications delivered the way the developer designed it
Dificult to plan for Windows 10 and application updates that require increasing graphics consumption
Supports Windows updates and graphics accelerated applications today and in the future
Reduced experience on thin clients, tablets and devices without a GPU
Consistent experience on any device, increasing productivity and collaboration
Degradataon in experience relative to physical desktops leads to higher help desk calls
Happy users and higher VDI acceptance rate
GPUs are a minimum requirement for Windows 10 desktop editions3. Even common business applications now need GPU resources to run efficiently.
The number of applications needing graphics acceleration is on the rise. GPUs will help you keep pace with that growth.
Actual customer data provided by Lakeside Software’s SysTrack Community and NVIDIA qualitative testing shows that user experience is higher with discrete GPU than without4.
GPUs offload encoding and rendering tasks done by the CPU, lowering CPU utilisation by 30% letting you to increase user density and deliver an immersive experience4.
The percentage of companies that will have started Windows 10 deployment by the end of 20171.
The number of applications that are accelerated by graphics has doubled over the past five years2.
Windows 10 has the highest graphics requirement of any operating system to date, with 32% more graphics consumption than Windows 74.
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