This scenery delivers high frame rates and is designed for 64bit operating systems with dual or quad core processors running Windows 7 64bit, direct x 11, with a minimum of 8gb DDR2 RAM plus a large page file and video card set to 3D settings. All scenery files go into your addon scenery/scenery folder. If you can run your current FSX with all sliders set to maximum you can probably run this scenery. A good video card such as GeForce 275 set for 3D settings and 8gb DDR2 RAM. Other computer systems will have to have sliders set to lower settings. Dual core processors running 64bit Windows 7 should also have good performance. NOTE: Windows 7 64bit is a true 64 bit operating system taking full use of your high end processor.

Microsoft has some criticisms for nVidia and AMD here (about 27 minutes in), but also freely admits in the same video that the lack of OpenGL support boils down to the virtual graphics driver Microsoft chose to write for RemoteFX. To contrast, RDVH presents a virtual GPU to each virtual machine. Microsoft doesn't consider things like video games or AutoCAD to be "primary use cases" for RemoteFX. While RDSH will benefit from some bitmap acceleration technologies, you will not get 3D acceleration in RDSH if you use RemoteFX. Since RDSH is a shared environment, that usage case just doesn't work. Each operating system believes it has its own GPU, and things proceed as they would on your physical desktop. Most applications exclusively lock the GPU when they use it. Virtual graphics...