36 points ·
I have both… I use the steam deck daily. Haven’t touched the core i9/RTX 3090 pc in forever lol 😂
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- Setup · 416 points · 15 comments
- Steam Deck completely out of stock in the US, Canada and Asia · 161 points · 26 comments
- Steam deck OLED 1TB or Asus ROG Ally X with Bazzite? · 62 points · 39 comments
- Happy three years to the Steam Deck - the Linux gaming machine that changed everything · 453 points · 41 comments
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Comments
1 points ·
Handheld gaming using 15W,
VS my laptop using 100W,
VS my desktop using 600W.
I have been using the steam deck daily since I am not concerned to the grid at all.
20 points ·
I think I saw that they deny warranties because they (asus) will scratch your device and use that as an excuse to deny.
9 points ·
I also bought a few steam decks to “support” Linux.
All the work steam did for Linux gaming was such an incredible great thing for the world!
Bought the 512gb for me, then bought the 64gb for my wife.
She got my 512gb ssd when I upgraded to 1tb.
We are both happy with it, and soon after we upgraded our computers to Linux.
The only computer without Linux is an older intel MacBook with macOS and windows for when I really need it. (Running specific tools for modding, hacking, firmware updates, etc). I rarely use it but it comes in handy every few months.
2 points ·
Check the comments on protondb, that’s what I usually do and they usually have suggestions.
https://www.protondb.com/app/495420
What I see is use an older version of proton, or use GE proton.
9 points ·
Archive org has it