Workstation RDP · General purpose

Configure your Workstation RDP server

Change anything you like — the price updates as you go. We build it by hand once your order is in.

Input to pixel illustrative
The path from a keypress to a frame on your screen A keypress travels from your keyboard to the workstation and a redrawn frame returns. Below, a scale shows the estimated network round trip against the roughly one hundred millisecond point at which delay starts to be felt; the encode, decode and display time that also contributes is marked as unmeasured. You press a key keyboard, mouse Workstation redraws Frame arrives on your screen Where the time goes ≈100 ms — where delay starts to be felt

The blue band is the network round trip, estimated from distance rather than measured. Encoding, decoding and drawing the frame add to it — that part we have not measured, so it is left unmarked rather than guessed.

Server class

Your build

Workstation RDP

Operating system
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Windows needs at least 2 cores, 2 GB RAM and 50 GB storage.

Processor

One core serves up to 16 GB of RAM, so the minimum rises with your memory.

Memory

Cores and storage move up with memory when they have to.

NVMe SSD storage

5 TB of monthly traffic is included on every size.

Location and details

Where to build it, and who to send it to

Data center location
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Pick the region closest to you, not to your customers. This is the one machine where you feel the round trip yourself — it is the difference between a desktop that responds and one that lags behind your typing. See all locations

Choose a data center location to continue.

We will set this on the server. Leave it blank and we will pick one for you.