2 points ·
On the other side you can go into field and play lighter games in standalone mode. This is an insane mobility for such powerful hardware.
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- Steam Frame Release · 522 points · 346 comments
- Steam Frame Release · 522 points · 346 comments
- Valve Gives The Green Light to Install SteamOS On Desktops To Create Our Own Steam Machines · 576 points · 86 comments
- Valve Gives The Green Light to Install SteamOS On Desktops To Create Our Own Steam Machines · 576 points · 86 comments
- Steam machine prices are live · 482 points · 240 comments
- Valve is so behind on Steam Controller orders that some won’t ship until 2027 · 459 points · 172 comments
- Valve is so behind on Steam Controller orders that some won’t ship until 2027 · 459 points · 172 comments
- Valve is so behind on Steam Controller orders that some won’t ship until 2027 · 459 points · 172 comments
- Valve is so behind on Steam Controller orders that some won’t ship until 2027 · 459 points · 172 comments
- Valve shares an update on the Steam controller · 739 points · 122 comments
- Valve shares an update on the Steam controller · 739 points · 122 comments
- Steam is adding support to show estimated FPS for your hardware before buying a game · 1063 points · 154 comments
Comments
1 points ·
Wine has CPU emulation hooks since some time, and now protonGE is split into Arm and x86_64 branches. So yes? I think LTT even tested windows games on Steam Frame and it kinda worked
2 points ·
Nah, I've seen jailbroken PS5 running SteamOS. Hardware doesn't need an emulation at all.
PS3 was an emulation hell, but since then hardware is basically PC compatible SoC
1 points ·
FSR4 on RDNA3 is meh. Image quality is better, but performance is underwhelming. You have to go down from quality to balanced preset to get same gains as with FSR3
-2 points ·
Hunger ensues.
0 points ·
Maybe they're known in US, but I never seen them in EU.
USB and Bluetooth are absolutely fine for pretty much every controller under Linux.
USB yes, Bluetooth no - BT has by design considerable input lag, and in case Xbox controller it was even worse.
Reverse engineered xone driver for dongle fails every few kernel updates. I know, I used it for like two years. After few months of not using the game pad you find that it doesn't work, you need to install new version of the driver IF it's available, if not you have to downgrade kernel. Fuck this experience. I want things to work out of the box.
-1 points ·
8bitdo
First time I hear about this company. I have no idea if they're trust worth, and If they make a solid product that won't break two months after warranty expires.
2 points ·
I've experimented with Xbox controller on Bluetooth, and it wasn't a good experience. I did some research and it looks like it's because Microslop decided to ignore the bloetooh specs - controller doesn't signal required bandwidth, so BT driver defaults to the lowest one. If you force driver to faster transmission rate, it will work better, but all other devices that support lowest speed only won't work
3 points ·
I'm actually baffled who buys all of these controllers? If you're windows user you have a plethora of options in all price brackets. I wanted to buy steam controller because of Linux compatibility (Reverse engineered Xbox controller driver likes to shit itself from time to time)
Why everyone else just suddenly needs **This** new controller is just beyond me
0 points ·
That or communism
-10 points ·
Fucking consumerism. Everyone really NEEDS brand new controller now. Because valve...
4 points ·
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