IrvingF

Wow ok seems like I got it all wrong. I will try that a bit. Thanks!

I am not really familiar with remote desktop and stuff but I guess by doing so I will still be running software on my surface's hardware right? For now I am thinking if it's possible to use my desktop's hardware to run photoshop and surface just as an input and a display.

So I got a surface pro(forgot which generation tho) and a desktop with much better hardware. Sometimes photoshop will crash on my surface while I am drawing which is quite frustrating so I am thinking if I can use my surface like a Cintiq? I know you can use some kind of remote desktop software or the second screen feature that comes with Windows but those are not desirable because I am still using my surface's hardware. Ideally I would like to use surface just as an pen input and a display, and my desktop will handle all the rendering and processing. Is this even possible? Cintiq are quite expensive and I am not sure if I want to spend that much money now on this. Thanks in advance!

Machine learning, especially those with a deep neural network architecture can gain a lot of performance improvement from a good GPU. The reason is like what @Mira Yurizaki just said, GPU is designed to perform better than CPU when it comes to many large matrix operations.