Do I still need a GPU?
11 hours ago, TempestCatto said:Not whether or not there's no display connected, but if there was no GPU at all. That's my concern.
That is main plan. But I want this as a back up plan in case someone with RDP isn't there and needs to access the system.
This one claims to have it's own little GPU inside. I'm thinking that might work, no? https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0086359SG
I looked at that one, and in one of the responses to a question there, a StarTech support person said what I quote below, leading me to believe that it may not work.
QuoteOur USB2DVIE3 uses a combination of your computer's CPU, and it's primary display adapter to render the video signal. Our USB video adapters are ideal for common office applications, web browsing, and video playback. They aren't ideal for CAD applications, 3D games, or scenarios where precise pixel reproduction is required.
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