How do I connect a VM with another computer (Very Little Lag)

[WhatComesAround]

I have a question, I am trying to "split" my computer into two and have my friend edit videos while I make others (many, otherwise this would be needless)(and I will make videos made sent to a shared folder automatically). I would like to ask if there is a way that I could connect to that account with as little latency as possible. I would also like to ask if I should consider an X99 system in the future or whether I should still go for a Z170A system. Thank you all in advance

[Crowes]

X99. Definitely. You could try that thing Linus did with "2 Gamers 1 CPU".

[WhatComesAround]

Just now, Crowes said:

X99. Definitely. You could try that thing Linus did with "2 Gamers 1 CPU".

 Exactly what I was thinking

[Redliquid]

Teamviewer doesn't have that much latency,
maybe i missunderstood what you're trying to do?

[Crowes]

1 minute ago, Redliquid said:

Teamviewer doesn't have that much latency,
maybe i missunderstood what you're trying to do?

Split a set of hardware between two different people so they can do their own thing without interfering with the other.

 

Something like this:

 

 

[WhatComesAround]

4 minutes ago, Crowes said:

X99. Definitely. You could try that thing Linus did with "2 Gamers 1 CPU".

I already considered that, but that had quite a bit of latency as our internet connection ain't too great. I was wondering if I could do something else (I am new to networking)

[Minsekt]

4 minutes ago, WhatComesAround said:

I already considered that, but that had quite a bit of latency as our internet connection ain't too great. I was wondering if I could do something else (I am new to networking)

well are you both in the same room/house? or do you want it to run over the internet so he can access from his home? citrix offers some good solutions. but theyre not free.

[WhatComesAround]

Just now, Minsekt said:

well are you both in the same room/house? or do you want it to run over the internet so he can access from his home? citrix offers some good solutions. but theyre not free.

At home

[Minsekt]

forget that if you both dont have a good connection. theres no free/cheap solution to that without going mad because of the lag/delay/it being unprecise if you want to edit videos. 

even with a citrix connection this wouldnt be absolutely smooth. i wouldnt want to work like that.

and moving large,propably unrendered videos like this takes ages if youre not on fiber.

sorry

[WhatComesAround]

4 minutes ago, Minsekt said:

forget that if you both dont have a good connection. theres no free/cheap solution to that without going mad because of the lag/unprecision if you want to edit videos. 

even with a citrix connection this wouldnt be absolutely smooth. i wouldnt want to work like that.

and moving large,propably unrendered videos like this takes ages if youre not on fiber.

sorry

Yea ok  Thanks tho

[WhatComesAround]

17 minutes ago, Crowes said:

Split a set of hardware between two different people so they can do their own thing without interfering with the other.

 

Something like this:

 

 

I guess ill just go with team viewer

[Crowes]

Good luck. Hopefully there's not too much lag when it comes to scrubbing through video.

[WhatComesAround]

18 minutes ago, Crowes said:

Good luck. Hopefully there's not too much lag when it comes to scrubbing through video.

Yea that is what I was afraid of

[Crowes]

45 minutes ago, WhatComesAround said:

Yea that is what I was afraid of

No harm in trying I guess, although it seems it's pretty obvious that's what's gonna happen.

[WhatComesAround]

2 hours ago, Crowes said:

No harm in trying I guess, although it seems it's pretty obvious that's what's gonna happen.

Btw do you know how I could get adobe premier pro to work on a VM, because it said something about a graphics driver needing to be updated. It's a VM so a GPU isn't exactly assigned to it right? (New to VMs)