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Hello,
I’m trying to use NoMachine to play on a remote server from my laptop. Both run on W10.
The laptop and the server are on the same LAN, connected through gigabit ethernet to the same switch.
When I set the stream quality to the lowest, the stream is quite smooth (even if it seems to be limited to 25/30 FPS or so).
The more I increase the quality, the lower the FPS, with FPS drops when the rendered sceen changes a lot.
The CPU,GPU and network usage dont seem to scale as I would expect, neither on the laptop nor on the server.
This software looks promising as it already works better than everything I have tried so far. But since neither the CPU nor the network are at full charge I feel like it could be way better.
I attached the log of a short problematic session.
Hi,
as far as I understand there should be no problem with available network bandiwidth, but in the statistics I see that network latency is quite high. This could be another cause for reducing the throughput. Please try to edit the ‘C:\Program Files (x86)\NoMachine\etc\node.cfg file on the server machine as explained in this FR:
https://www.nomachine.com/FR03O03364
Then start a new connection and see if it helps.
Thank you for pointing out the fact that the latency was too high.
Since I messed with my laptop’s NIC parameters recently I decided to revert the changes to default and everything is perfectly smooth now.
I don’t know which parameter did the trick (I had disabled most of Offloading and Packet priority) but it works great now.
Thanks a lot !
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