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Originally Posted by bayarovici
Much much faster than wireless vnc. This is basically wired vnc and is using the speed of the usb capable. Because my Macbook Pro is old I am using USB 2.0 speed I imagine it can be faster if I use USB 3.0.
Wireless VNC was unusable due to LAG
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USB2 should be nominal 480Mbit/s (60 MB/s)
802.11n could be, very grossly, 50Mbit/s (6MB/s)
So, I would say that it stands.
I believe that the data exchange is through serial though, because I suspect that to set a TCP/IP network through rndis0 you require root privileges, you cannot just establish it through a software application.
Nonetheless, when stress-testing VNC I could not go beyond 15MB/s, so you should have plenty of bandwidth with USB2, even going from that nominal value to its half after overheads etc. No need for USB3.