

I wonder how the PC market compares to the PlayStation 5’s speeds.
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I wonder how the PC market compares to the PlayStation 5’s speeds.
But why does this need a post on this community?
We must track every move Valve makes towards our precious steam decks, transparency is king.
No Vatniks!
Thanks for that! This guide eases me.
This is lunacy.
The ceo is a massive clown!
Godot is the goat!
It ate Bill Gate’s lunch!
Yup, there’s enough games supported that one could completely ignore windows.
Good work Linux devs! May y’all be forever remembered and cherished!
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That’s great to hear that Valve finally patched the steam client with arm support.
Great puritan payment processors stepping outside their lane…
Looks like it’s time for the reverse engineering folks to come in.
When the software isn’t efficient that’s bad coding(not in this case), it has absolutely everything to do with optimization. No one is going to say a game is well-optimized if it drains your battery in 5 minutes. You need to have nuance and admit when your favorite thing doesn’t win every in every metric. Lemmy has a steam deck circlejerk refusing to acknowledge that other handhelds may be better in some ways this is coming from someone would gladly to pick the SD over everything else.
If you had watched the video you would see the Nintendo switch is much more energy efficient… The steam deck doesn’t win in every single way even if we may want it to.
I’m not saying the switch 2 edition is a better deal only that it is nice to see the developers be commissioned to squeeze more power with limited hardware. Modders can do the same however there isn’t that many steam deck units to justify doing the same amount of work.
The potential extra optimization on consoles lessens the blow of paying a bit more.
Valve and Pocketpair are really making it comfortable for Nintendo fans to switch to pc gaming.
I wonder how the new Ratchet and Clank runs on pcs.