I was looking into this online and most of my search results weren't what I had in mind (mostly just sharing files, folders, drives, and printers across a network). I was wondering if it was at all possible to slave basically an entire computer. Mostly I was curious about using one computer's cpu to boos the performance of another. And further more could this be extended to encompass video cards in another computer running parallel with the master computer. I don't ask out of need. the reality is a have a 10+ year old XP Desktop that was good when it was new, but is now unable to keep up with modern games (Which is the majority of my computer use) and I was thinking that i might be able to use my old tower to boost my laptop while i save up money to get a new desktop.
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