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RDP Extremely Slow Only on Certain Applications
I have a high-end desktop and an ultrabook, both of which run Windows 7 Ultimate x64. I have set up a RDP connection from the laptop to the desktop, and I want to use a certain application (UDK Editor) over the internet when I am away from home.
Now, in general, the frame rate and response of the RDP is poor when I run intensive applications such as 3ds Max or SolidWorks, but these programs are still usable. They just have poor frame rate (20~40 FPS) and a very slight delay in mouse response.
However, the UDK Editor program I am most interested in using is basically unusable because it takes several seconds to respond to mouse clicks and the rate at which the screen refreshes when running this program is truly awful. Everything is dramatically slower in this application for no discernible reason.
UDK is a very RAM intensive application, but I have no idea why this should matter as my desktop is more than capable of running all its features, and it has no problem streaming over applications such as SolidWorks and 3ds Max which are also rather intensive. In addition, it seems to me that it shouldn't actually matter how intensive any application is over the RDP so long as the computer running it can handle it.
I have tried to increase performance by reducing the colors to 15 bit and disabling all aesthetic features such as desktop background, window animations, and persistent bitmap caching. These are not enough to make UDK usable. I have also set RDP's autotuning to "highly restricted". I'm out of ideas. Could someone give me some advice on how to get UDK running as fast as my other programs?