WinVNC server CPU load and performance: (was: WinVNC Server)

[Klaus Kolle]

> On 28 Nov 1998, Hiroji Ochii writes:
> 
> > However, the vnc server on the Windows NT machine is incredibly slow
> > comparing with vnc server on linux box.  I have noticed that this may
> > happen because that the CPU usage of Windows NT goes up to 100%(!!) as
> > soon as the vnc connection is made.
> 
> > I am wondering if this situation may be improved. If yes, how can I so=
lv
> > it?  Please note that my Windows NT is a Japanese Windows NT 4.0
> > Workstation.  The situation is the same even if I use NT Server.
> 
> I don't have a solution, but can provide another data point.  Under
> the USA version of NT Server here, the VNC server 3.3.2R5 takes only
> 2% to 5% of CPU as shown by NT Task Manager.  This is on a dual
> processor PII-300 machine running NT Server 4.0 with SP3 installed.

I run the US version NT as well (SP3) but with danish setup 
and experience the same 100 % CPU-load. Quite anoying for 
such a fine product in all other ways.

-Klaus
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