Slat/rvi amd motherboards for remotefx

Hi Guys,
I have a compatible amd quad core processor and I installed hyperv 2012 r2 server. i then ran coreinfo and it stated i dont have rvi so i cant do remotefx.
I want to make a motherboard purchase but I want to make sure this feature is available before I spend the money. I know many people say it's not a motherboard issue but a CPU feature. Even though I verified the AMD processor is definitely compatible,
it leads me to believe it's my mobo which has a 970 chipset. Any thoughts on successfully tested motherboards for RemoteFX?
Thanks

Hi,
Thank you for posting in Windows Server Forum.
Sorry to inform but uptill there is no such offical document but you can refer below article for more detail.
1.RemoteFX vGPU Setup and Configuration Guide for Windows Server 2012
2. What is RemoteFX on Windows 2012 Hyper-V and Deploying a Win 8 Virtual Desktop
3. GPU Requirements for RemoteFX on Windows Server 2012 R2
Hope it helps!
Thanks.
Dharmesh Solanki

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