Graphics card question for Remotefx

Question

Hello, I would like to run anywhere from 24-30 vms in hyper-v with remotefx.
I read somewhere there was a gpu limitation with remotefx for up to 12 vms per graphics card while using remotefx.
Is this true?  If I wanted to run 24-30 vms in hyper-v I would need at least 2 graphics cards?
Any help is much appreciated
Also is there anyone out there who had success using a r9 280x or gtx 770 graphics card for remotefx?  I'm trying to decide which of these two to buy

Answer 1

It's hard to imagine I'd be the first or one of many, much time has passed since I've found all of these different individuals who have since created these posts/blogs/youtubevlogs with casual googling:
In all of these examples you will read or watch different indivuduals use consumer grade graphics cards with remotefx: 
http://2008release2en.blogspot.com/2011/04/remotefx-gef... -
gtx 465
http://www.itinthedatacenter.com/wordpress/?p=267 -
gtx 650
http://blogs.msdn.com/b/virtual_pc_guy/archive/2011/01/... -
gtx 480 (this guy even talks about playing games with it such as Fallout 3, Blur, Torchlight, Civilization V, Batman: Arkham Asylum and Street Fighter IV)
Here is a video of someone on youtube playing halo 2 with his older consumer graphics card with remotefx:https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CYiLGxfZRTA
All of these are using really old graphics cards, I was really hoping there were more recent consumer grade graphics cards known to work with remotefx.  I feel as if I were to just go buy a gtx 770 4gb it should work like all the older gtx models, but
it would sure be a pita for it not to work and have to return it and pay shipping and handling and the restocking fee only to go and buy another card and repeat this process until I find something that works
Which is why I'm asking on the forum, surely I can't be the only one interested in this
Also in terms of SLI and how well consumer grade graphics cards work, I read somewhere (trying to find the post) that someone was using 2 gtx 465 (2gb each card) sli to run about 30 vms with 125 vram to each host and 1.25 ram and a dual processor.  I'm
desperately trying to find the post because I'm not exactly sure which card it was, gtx 465 or gtx 450.  All I know was it was a consumer grade gtx 400 series card and it has 2gb vram each card.  All vms were playing games on the lowest possible
settings etc