Historically supported Windows Server (up to 2008 R2) and specific Ubuntu Linux versions (e.g., 14.04 LTS). NComputing Administrative Access
Setting up an X-series kit like the one that includes the XD3 is designed to be straightforward. ncomputing xd3 access device
The small form factor allows the device to be mounted directly to the back of a standard monitor, saving valuable desk space. Historically supported Windows Server (up to 2008 R2)
| Feature | NComputing XD3 | Raspberry Pi 4 (4GB) | Dell Wyse 3040 | | :--- | :--- | :--- | :--- | | | PCoIP (Hardware) | RDP / VNC (Software) | PCoIP / RDP | | Dual 4K Support | Yes (Hardware decode) | Limited (Stuttering) | Yes | | Power Usage | 5W – 8W | 6W – 10W | 6W | | Management | Enterprise Cloud Console | DIY / Open Source | Wyse Management Suite | | USB 3.0 Speed | Full speed (Buffered) | Shared bus | Full speed | | Target Market | CAD, Healthcare, Finance | Education, Hobbyists | General Office | | Feature | NComputing XD3 | Raspberry Pi
SMBs with limited IT staff can manage their entire network infrastructure from a single server console.
The XD3 Access Device was a largely maintenance-free piece of hardware. The bulk of support and troubleshooting for an X-series system revolved around the vSpace software running on the host PC. Some common issues encountered with NComputing systems included:
Despite its compact size, the XD3 is packed with features designed to deliver a seamless user experience. 1. High-Quality Video and Audio