My only guess is since the battery is an l-shape, only connected via ribbon cable, and sits in a plastic housing not 100% snuggly. They did not want it to rattle around and possibly come loose/disconnected or damage any other components around it from movement
I seemed to recall a specific type/class for the best speed, is it what UHS-I refers to ?
Buy a Samsung Evo SD Card and you're set. They aren't expensive, they are durable and fast enough for Steam Deck. As for the dock, whatever USB-C dock you get should work. It would be best however to find a USB-C dock with external power so it can also charge SD.
Neat, so enabling FSR adds about an hour give or take to the battery life (close to doubling it in some cases) and may or may not actually improve the look of the game (probably not but Control looks better according to the video).
and more importantly - more games will be able to run at 60fps
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Oh yeah, Windows and HDR, a gift that keeps on giving. I streamed Muramasa (VN) to my iPad. Well, I launched it. Then had to close it because Win streamed the HDR picture with completely fucked up brightness.
Nah, I think that then just pointlessly becomes a Tim Sweeney bitching point.
No -- I think Steam has done really well with being as open as possible, and Valve should continue in that same fashion.
It’s just one of a number of issues that has rendered IHS on PC (Windows specifically) a failure. You can’t even turn your monitor off or change channel/input on your TV to stream a game with many displays. It’s absurd.
He said on discord that he borked his Steam Deck and had to wipe it and he didn't back up his scripts so I imagine we'll have to wait a while longer. His other Steam Deck has Windows on it.I wonder if we gonna get that Phawx new video today. The wait is killing me
It's hard to speculate with so little information. Something I noted about the ProtonDB page of Ghost of a Tale (which has a Gold rating there) is that quite a few reports there complain about bad performance. Maybe due to some bugs in the current Proton version, it runs incredibly poorly on the Deck, and thus it's still marked as unsupported?
I think I touched on this a few months back, but looking at the apparent "complexity" of a game (i.e. in terms of how high-end the engine is) is not necessarily a good way to judge how well it will run in Proton.
Wouldn't requiring keybaord just make it flagged as playable instead of unsupported. Needing to manually bring up the onscreen keyboard was listed as one of the reasons game might miss the "verified" label.
That makes sense. In the comments on ProtonDB it seems like the configuration tool (which presumably requires the keyboard) is also wonky. Could be that also tripped the screening process.
Don't get me wrong, what I meant is that most of the unsupported games from the last batch had a good rating on ProtonDB even with vanilla Proton (no GE needed) so I thought it would make sense to point Proton 7 as the reason why the are likely not running right now (some)
Yeah, it was weird to see that one in particular but I do think it will get fixed, as you said, we saw Ys IX running on Deck, perhaps it needs some tweaks here and there.So Ys IX is listed as unsupported on Deck, wonder why this is considering posts and pics here
Makes sense, a new proton version always needs a few tweaks and hot fixes before being ready to shine.
Coffee Talk is a lovely lil game btw, great for the Deck!
I think just having a badge there of incompatibility is probably motivation enough.
