I tried all 3 settings, RFX had the most stuttering, AVC420 had less stuttering, AVC444 had even less stuttering. The most impactful settings were the gfx (encode) command: /gfx,mask:]] This is the command I’m using: xfreerdp /d:'WORKGROUP'/u:'$USER' /v:192.168.122.2:3389 /w:1920 /h:1015 /bpp:32 +clipboard +fonts /gdi:hw /rfx /rfx-mode:video /sound:sys:pulse +menu-anims +window-drag /gfx:avc444 /codec-cache:rfx -compression I get a smooth 60fps cursor in xfreerdp however the rendering experience is considerably downgraded, I get what I believe are frame delays (stuttering) extremely frequently,

I also tried to use alternatives to spice as well to see if I could get a better experience, but no dice there either… xfreerdp var/lib/libvirt/qemu/nvram/Windoze_GVT_VARS.fd

I thought maybe since the rendering results are so good, if I’d fully passthrough the mouse I could work around the issue that way, but no dice, cursor still behaved the same. But for some unknown reason, the cursor seems to be locked to low framerates, it might be 30fps but it’s possibly even lower than that. I set up a vm with gvt-g in virt-manager and it works fantastic, I’m getting 60fps rendering output when I playback video and even games.