Headless Ghost is a display emulator (virtual plug) that plugs into the computer's video output socket. Once connected, the operating system detects the connected monitor and enables the GPU. Key benefits Restores GPU activation by simulating a connected monitor, preventing performance loss and ensuring usable working resolutions for remote access. Enables resolution hardwareaccelerated remote desktop and GPGPU tasks, including cryptocurrency mining. Simulates a monitor connected to the graphics card, helping when the GPU is not compatible with simple virtual plugs. Why you need it GPU is often disabled without a monitor, leading to reduced performance for remote users. Headless Ghost ensures the GPU is available when needed. Supports demanding workloads that rely on hardware acceleration, even on headless or remote setups. What makes it stand out Specifically designed for GPUs and systems where simple virtual plugs do not work reliably. Broad compatibility with devices that output HDMI, including PC, Mac Mini, Intel NUC, and other HDMIenabled hardware. Key attributes Function: display emulator (virtual plug) that triggers monitor detection and GPU enablement. Compatibility: works with PC, Mac Mini, Intel NUC, and any device with HDMI output; suitable for GPUs with limited virtual plug support. Size: not specified. Material: not specified. Performance: enables resolution hardwareaccelerated remote desktop and GPGPU workloads such as mining. Use scenarios Remote desktop on headless servers or workstations where GPU acceleration is required but no physical monitor is attached. Small form factor setups (Mac Mini, Intel NUC) that need GPU to be enabled via HDMI output for tasks like media rendering or gaming remotely. Headless GPGPU workloads and cryptocurrency mining that require an active GPU and resolution capability.