3D scanning - requesting advice with remote desktop capabilities & limitations**

Machine information

I have an HP Z4 G4 in my studio, quite fast:

• i9-10920X
• 64GB DDR4 (4x16GB in quad-channel)
• 8GB RTX4060
• 2TB 990 Evo Plus NVMe
• 1TB PM981a NVMe
• etc.
• Win11Pro 25H2 PassMark benchmark: 10,091

In the workshop I have an HP Pavilion, not fast by today standards:

• i7-4790
• 16GB DDR3 (2x8GB in dual-channel)
• 6GB GTX1060
• 240GB SSD
• GhostSpectre OS (Win11Pro) PassMark benchmark: 3,519

Both desktops have gigabit ports and are connected to my network via Cat5e/Cat6, however the workshops router is only 100mb/s, so that's the max connection speed of that PC.

Goal

• The Z4 G4 runs the 3D scanner well (Creality Raptor), however I don't like unplugging it from the studio and taking it into my workshop, it's got a lot of sensitive & irreplaceable data and I'm very protective of it.

• I want to use the slower PC (Pavilion) like a slave to the Z4, and essentially operate the Z4 and use it's CPU, GPU, RAM & NVMe while looking at the screen of the Pavilion.

• The 3D scanner will be plugged into the Pavilion.

Questions

- Is this possible?

- Will the scanner be able to operate in this configuration?

- If not, what are my options other than physically taking the Z4 out there?

Thanks in advance!