u/ekZepp — ekZepp

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yes

Yes and not, basically this work very well to give you 60-120fps in some games. Check this x more info.

https://www.digitalfoundry.net/articles/digitalfoundry-2024-frame-generation-from-a-third-party-app-lossless-scaling-tested

Luckily i'm getting more and more into indi games. Between that and my backlog of old games. i'm good for a while.

Not Valve fault, but at this point i just feel lucky to have brought the Deck Oled before of all this ram shitshow.

Sadly is a standard price in this market. I will personally wait and enjoy my Deck for a couple more years hoping this whole "Shitpocalypse" to pass.

Average Steam Deck user experience

!https://c.tenor.com/t_pxXyhp1Q0AAAAC/homer-simpson-chocolate.gif

I have almost all of them. Such a standarized gamer😣

Reading around, I have the idea it won't be 500. Still, since they've purposely used "cheap" hardware to keep the prices down. I think that it will likely be less of 700.

Last time they've locked the sell on account base. Hopefully they'll do the same this times too.

Below this price it will literally "evaporate" in seconds after release.

Both really.

This is not only about gaming. If this low consume high performance sweety is actually affordable, 2026 could actually become the biggest year ever for Linux users. SteamOS is based on Arch Linux, and considering the power of the machine, editing should be more than doable. Now, i'm not too sure about the current compatibility/emulation of windows native software on linux, but with a substantial increase in desktop users, there could be some serious breakthrough, just like we already had with Proton for the games.

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Steam Link over wired ethernet seems doable. I'll check that. TY.