Zoom meeting, plus RDP, plus big-screen(s) = major GPU/GPU Engine/CPU usage First of all, I'll acknowledge this isn't necessarily Zoom's fault, but nonetheless, the issue becomes a major obstacle for people who (1) use Zoom all day at long, (2) who RDP into another machine, (3) who attend (this isn't limited to hosting and screen sharing, just attending a meeting can be problematic), lots of meetings, and (4) who have big monitors.The issue is, RDP alone (before we even talk about Zoom) uses lots of GPU resources on the client side (to be unambiguous, client is my laptop at home running zoom, host is the desktop computer at my office that I RDP into.)Add to that having a big monitor (or two). For example, I have my laptop screen, plus a 32 inch 4k monitor over my built in video card, plus a 20 inch monitor at 1600 by 1200 only over an external USB-C to HDMI adapter. I configured RDP to use my two external monitors, while the built-in laptop screen shows just the laptop's local display (not the remote desktop) screen, while RD