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Why RDP so laggy?

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Pardon me but I use RL, didnt like the Sborg feature, was more interested with RDP, as RDP can help me with quality releases!

I have used demo from some 3-4 services, but they sucked ass :facepalm: , so slow and laggy, opening a page on chrome is so slow, speeds are good, but the RDP always seem to lag! When I drag a window across or pull scroler down while browsing, the screen shifts bit by bit, so annoying!

Maybe i was using Demo so, but in reality, do RDP act so slow?! I am only talking about RDP interface, not speeds.


Please no bashing posts here. Only genuine advice!
 
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Yea they are usually slow Cox of difference of connection speeds,that's what I don't like,but if your connection is good then there's not much lag.n this lag also depends on how much ram is in usage

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It depends on your connection, but yes, RDP is slow. There is no difference between demo and "reality"
 
foxman said:
opening a page on chrome is so slow, speeds are good, but the RDP always seem to lag! When I drag a window across or pull scroler down while browsing, the screen shifts bit by bit, so annoying!
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Never browse internet via RDP
use ur PC for browsing use RDP for downloading and uploading
sppeds shall be lightning fast
 
Lifetalk said:
It's not the RDP that's slow, it's your slow connection and your routing to the RDP that's the cause.
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Yes, might be, I use a 512kbps connection, and connect via Remote desktop account

Rox said:
yes, they are a bit slow - but not as slow as you are describing
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Yes, I am aware of this!

vizoomer said:
check the location of the rdp and then try pingtest.net for that location

i generally don't get lag with OVH/NL RDP so i just tried it with france right now and this is the result i got
http://i.imgur.com/APSmr.png
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Thanks for suggestion!
 
The reason why RDP is laggy is because a lot of data has to be transferred from the server to your screen.

I have a 16MBs connection and the RDP is just a little laggy. Of course it also depends how many people are connected.
 
the greatest thread basher foxman is having troubles with rdp
mate as u described in earlier post u use a 512k connection that might be a issue so please with your uploading money but atleast a 1mb connection
 
Speed of RDP Generally Depends on

1) Location
Solution Check your ping
2) Users per Server
If speed of server is 1GBPS its not dedicated so maximum a server can push is 500MBPS and People are uploading @ speed of 400MBPS
That leaves 100MBPS for RDP Users with active users constantly figiting with RDP its most likely used up


Just my 2 cents
 
my connection is 1mbps and its a bit laggy.
its too laggy when u open images or videos.
So i suggest, minimize the graphics, and resolution.
Better go for Linux as they are blazing fast :)
 
you can also try to add these lines in your default.rdp file in Windows 7 C:\Users\YOUR USER\Documents

Code: 
bitmapcachesize:i:32000
bitmappersistcachelocation:s:\Temp

make sure
Code: 
bitmapcachepersistenable:i:1

you can even set the value
Code: 
session bpp:i:[B]value[/B]

to 8 but the display will be a real crap

NOTE:
default.rdp is a hidden file, you can edit it with Notepad.
 
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