FAQ of Connecting

1.which Windows version do I need?

We recommend the latest system. Please update the system directly to the latest version in Settings-General-Update.

We support a minimum of Windows 10 or higher.

  • CPU: 8 cores or above

  • RAM: 8GB or above

  • SSD: 256GB or above

  • Network: 100MBps+ (Download and upload)

We are still expanding the supported types, currently only supporting Windows temporarily.

3.How to enable performance mode on macOS?

To enable performance mode on macOS, particularly if you're experiencing network crashes possibly due to overwhelming requests, you can increase the system's network stack memory buffer to 512MB and activate server performance mode. This process involves utilizing the command line to adjust your system's settings for optimized performance. Here's a detailed guide on how to do this:

(1) Open Terminal

(2) Increase Network Stack Memory Buffer

sudo sysctl -w net.inet.tcp.recvspace=524288
sudo sysctl -w net.inet.tcp.sendspace=524288

(3) Enable Performance Mode:

macOS includes a performance mode intended primarily for servers, which optimizes the system for performance over energy efficiency. To enable this, enter the following command:

sudo nvram boot-args="serverperfmode=1"

(4) Reboot

By performing these steps, you're configuring your macOS to better handle high network loads and prioritize performance, which can be crucial when running demanding applications or services. Remember that these adjustments might lead to increased energy consumption, so it's recommended to monitor your system's performance and make changes as necessary.

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