Does Chrome Remote Desktop use a lot of data

With the recent advancements to the Task Manager, incorporating Resource Monitor, you can easily see the bandwidth usage from Terminal Services.

In short, it all depends on the settings you have used and what you're doing in the remote session. More actions require more repaints. Below are two shots I've taken while in an RDP session to a Windows 2008 R2 server.

The first screenshot, only Resource Monitor open [~3.6KBps]:

The second, a YouTube video streaming [~951KBps]:

Hourly bandwidth consumption at rates like these can vary from ~12M to 3.4G+. Unless you are watching video over RDP, the higher end of the ladder is highly unlikely. For normal activity at 1024x768 resolution with standard settings I'd estimate about ~25M per hour.

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I've got 1 GB a month tethering allowance a month on my phone Contract & 1 GB a month allowance on a Mobile WiFi Hotspot Contract, and I wondered how quickly I'd go through my allowance if I connect to my Windows Laptop via Chrome Remote Desktop over Mobile Data while away from home [mainly for using Visual Studio Express 2013 in a Windows 8.1 Virtual Machine]?

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  #1244988 23-Feb-2015 16:36


How much bandwidth RDP uses depends on the settings used: color depth, resolution, themes on etc etcOn your home PC end you can check how many Bytes/sec the rdp client is using in Resource Monitor > Network, look for the process named mstsc.exe [Note: values show are in B not KB /s]ExampleSettings: 32bit color, 1920x1080, single screen/monitor, font smoothing on, desktop comp on, visual styles on, client win7, server 2008R2- Idle/Minimized = nothing- Browsing folders/files in Windows Explorer =

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