u/galaxy_nova — galaxy_nova

Every time people say they liked the original I’m amazed because it was so godawful for me. My friends and I made jokes about the steam controller lol. As if I’d want to give up actual buttons and a stick for thumb destroying touch pads smh. The second controller however is wonderful. They really do love the number 2 over there

So I have basically a whole pc leftover, 11600k + 7700xt from upgrades over the last year or two which is why I was asking. I guess that’d be fairly more powerful. 4k felt pretty bad on it though.

Edit: I’m assuming fsr is the “4k 60” req. I wonder if that’s going to include framegen?

Do we know how this will compare to the rdna 3 stack? I’m assuming somewhere between 7700 and 7800?

It’s unfortunate BlueSky is going the way it is the atproto seems pretty cool, and tangled appeals to me for the social appeal of code.

Hoping for oculink or thunderbolt so I can have a nice lan rig.

Steam deck 2 gonna be elite. But honestly the steam deck is an indie machine for me, the screen size is just too small for me for AAA games anyway. Besides who even plays those anymore.

Lies of p, wildermyth, silksong, divinity original sin 2, caves of qud, persona 5 royal, baldurs gate 3

That’s good, does it still look like shit though? So far it’s been a game I just only play on desktop

Arm Steamdeck? Sign me up! Arm on Linux ftw. I also have high hopes for the snapdragon x elite 2 to finally push me off macOS. Tangent on that I saw some reddit thread (yeah yeah reddit) and it mentioned that x elite 2 might support dgpus everyone said “but why though”? Well the answer is so that you can disable it and have killer battery life and then just enable it later for performance. Why wouldn’t everyone want that?

Dropout seems to be pretty ethical to me

The graining from the dynamic resolution looks super ugly and hurts my eyes especially once I played on desktop, but the performance was definitely nice.