M10-8A vGPU profile and resolution

The Tesla M10 vGPU types table at http://docs.nvidia.com/grid/latest/pdf/grid-vgpu-user-guide.pdf shows the following information for the M10-8A vGPU profile:

Frame Buffer: 8192MB
Virtual Display Heads: 1
Max. Resolution Per Display Head: 1280x1024
Max. vGPUs per GPU: 1
Max. vGPUs per Board: 4

Regarding the "Max. Resolution Per Display Head: 1280x1024". Does this mean that a published desktop or application session windows can only be run in 1280x1024? Or that the user connecting to Citrix can only have one monitor/screen running at a 1280x1024 resolution? I’m confused about this.

The documentation says something about this, but I’m still a bit confused: "A-series GRID vGPUs support a single display at low resolution because they are intended to support remote application environments such as RDSH and Xenapp. In these environments, virtualized applications are typically rendered in an off-screen buffer. Therefore, the maximum resolution for the A-series GRID vGPUs is independent of the maximum resolution of the display head."

Thank you.

Hi,

for sure this is not a restriction for the RDSH/XenApp session. So you’re able to use the resolution that Citrix can provide.

Regards

Simon

Hi Simon,

Thank you for your input. Do you know what the "Max. Resolution Per Display Head: 1280x1024" statement actually means then? :)

Regards
Tore

Sure :)
We restrict the resolution on a console session so that the A profile is not accidently used instead of a B profile…

Regards

Simon