# Preface

Although RDP remote Desktop can use office software and general applications smoothly by default, because the frame rate is only 30, it is impossible to stabilize 60-frame games. I found a very simple trick on the Internet to enable 60-frame transmission for remote desktops.

Modify frame rate

The first step is to open the Registry Editor and search directly in the search box that comes with Windows.

Fill in the following string HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\ SYSTEM\ CurrentControlSet\ Control\ Terminal Server\ WinStations in the red circle:

Right-click in the space > create a new 'DWORD (32-bit) value' and name it: DWMFRAMEINTERVAL:

Finally, double-click the newly created field, change the base to decimal, then save the numerical data by filling in 15, and then restart to take effect.

# Postscript

The actual effect depends on the client settings, network environment and other factors. Sometimes I can use RDP to play games remotely from the company to my home computer, but sometimes I can play games at 60 frames, sometimes I can't, it's a little random, and it may have something to do with resolution and color levels.