SyncHPC review
A GPU-focused hybrid VDI platform with KVM, NVIDIA vGPU, browser access, and cloud deployment.
Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026
SyncHPC is a virtual desktop infrastructure platform from Syncious for engineers, designers, researchers, and IT teams working with graphics-intensive applications. Its stated use cases include CAD, CAE, modeling, meshing, and visualization. The platform uses KVM virtualization and NVIDIA vGPU slicing and assignment to provide GPU-focused virtual desktops. Browser-based access and support for Windows, Linux, and browser clients give users multiple ways to connect, while on-premises and public-cloud deployment support suits hybrid infrastructure strategies.
The platform’s strongest area is its GPU-oriented administration and access model. SyncHPC includes virtual machine lifecycle management, VM pools, user and group mapping, centralized storage mapping across sessions, usage analytics, and resource reports. It also supports RDP, VNC, PCoIP, and NICE DCV, allowing organizations to align remote access with different desktop and workload requirements. Integration options include Microsoft Azure, AWS, Google Cloud, Oracle, Active Directory, and LDAP, which connect the platform to major cloud and identity environments.
Pricing follows a contact-sales model, with prospects directed toward a demo or sales conversation rather than published plan tiers. That approach may suit organizations planning a tailored hybrid or GPU deployment, but it makes initial budget comparison less direct. SyncHPC is a strong fit for teams prioritizing NVIDIA GPU sharing, graphics-intensive workloads, protocol choice, and centralized VM operations. Organizations seeking a broader general-purpose VDI platform, or requiring clearly defined pricing and desktop or application virtualization policies, should compare alternatives before deciding.
SyncHPC pros and cons
- Where it wins
- NVIDIA vGPU slicing and assignment for shared GPU resources
- Supports RDP, VNC, PCoIP, and NICE DCV protocols
- Deploys on-premises or across public-cloud environments
- Where it doesn't
- Pricing requires contacting sales or requesting a demo
- Its focus is narrower than broad general-purpose VDI platforms
- Persistent desktop and application virtualization needs require further evaluation
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