Multirig management

[matmator]

Hello ,

How you made to manage several rig?

You do not have a screen by rig?

For now I disconnect the screen of my rig1 to put it on my rig 2.

And I connect on my rig with teamviewer, but on my rig or there is not

Screen resolution is very low.

But it's a complicated if you have 4 or 5 rig.

Would you have a solution to advise me?

thank you

[bathrobehero]

Personally, my third monitor on my main PC is solely there to monitor my rigs in small teamviewer windows with only local connections enabled.
I have an icon for each rig on my desktop to connect ("C:\Program Files (x86)\TeamViewer\TeamViewer.exe" -i  192.168.... --Password password) and have a macro that automatically resizes and moves all the windows neatly on the 3rd monitor.

I know there are some specialized rig monitoring tools but I prefer it this way.

I just set the onboard GPU as primary on the rigs so I can change resolutions and I don't need to plug a monitor into them. Though, I use nvidia cards and I have no idea how AMD would work.

[RentGPU]

Personally, my third monitor on my main PC is solely there to monitor my rigs in small teamviewer windows with only local connections enabled.
I have an icon for each rig on my desktop to connect ("C:\Program Files (x86)\TeamViewer\TeamViewer.exe" -i  192.168.... --Password password) and have a macro that automatically resizes and moves all the windows neatly on the 3rd monitor.

I know there are some specialized rig monitoring tools but I prefer it this way.

I just set the onboard GPU as primary on the rigs so I can change resolutions and I don't need to plug a monitor into them. Though, I use nvidia cards and I have no idea how AMD would work.

For amd if you set onboard as primary you can't access the cards data like voltage , memory,fan , temp .....etc , you have to use dummy plug

[bathrobehero]

Personally, my third monitor on my main PC is solely there to monitor my rigs in small teamviewer windows with only local connections enabled.
I have an icon for each rig on my desktop to connect ("C:\Program Files (x86)\TeamViewer\TeamViewer.exe" -i  192.168.... --Password password) and have a macro that automatically resizes and moves all the windows neatly on the 3rd monitor.

I know there are some specialized rig monitoring tools but I prefer it this way.

I just set the onboard GPU as primary on the rigs so I can change resolutions and I don't need to plug a monitor into them. Though, I use nvidia cards and I have no idea how AMD would work.

For amd if you set onboard as primary you can't access the cards data like voltage , memory,fan , temp .....etc , you have to use dummy plug

Man, that sucks.

[matmator]

You have to use dummy plug?

I did not understand. what do you mean ?

[marvykkio]

kvm 4 x hdmi y problem solved