Questions about virtualization

[NSDUO]

So my mom and I are in need of a new PC. I was watching some of Linus's videos on virtualization and was wondering if i could do the same thing. Correct me if I'm wrong but I can have the PC in my room connected to my monitor and perephrials like I normally would and my mom in the other room could use maybe her old MacBook Pro or a barebones PC kit and use teamviewer to connect to the main PC as if it was right there with her? From what i saw, you can split the power of a cpu but you need a graphics card for each user. So i would probably have a r7 1700 (if i need a 1700x or 1800x i can) and i would have a rx 580 or a 1070 for me and a rx 560 or 570 for my mom (shes a creative professional). 

[Electronics Wizardy]

Just get 2 pc's, its about the same cost, much easier to setup, much less hassle.

 

Remote desktop will be a pain if the conenction isn't perfect(aka wireless)

 

iommu is still a pain on ryzen.

 

Setting it up is a pain

 

you can just plug a usb drive in.

 

Id just get a gaiming pc for your self and have her continue to use her macbook pro.

[The Sloth]

why not build 2 pc or have multiple users, it will be an unnecessary hassle trying to recreate 2 gamer 1 cpu.   

[NSDUO]

9 minutes ago, nerdslayer1 said:

why not build 2 pc or have multiple users, it will be an unnecessary hassle trying to recreate 2 gamer 1 cpu.   

Ok. I thought it would be cheaper than buying two pcs since all you need is spare time and another gpu

[The Sloth]

Just now, NSDUO said:

Ok. I thought it would be cheaper than buying two pcs since all you need is spare time and another gpu

a cheap rx460 or gtx 750ti can be enough for your mom, i am assuming she is not a hardcore gamer.