Taking a PSU apart is not something the average gamer can do safely.

I agree, but at least OnePlus does have proper fast charging and not the slow stuff that Samsung has, my S21 barely does 18W. It looks like the S24U is up to 45W, but it would be nice to see 100W charge rate in more phones.

How? I can’t get it to give me the key, it just asks me to download their stupid app.

I wish they would change the wording on it, to me playable means I click the button and it works, if it needs tweaks and stuff it’s not playable.

I wanna use my PC not spend time tweaking things and fixing problems lol

What does ‘playable’ mean? Because on ProtonDB a lot of games will gave a gold/platinum rating, but don’t work properly and have bugs or performance issues.

It’s like RAM and processing power.

“Oh we have 70% more battery, now we can spend less time optimizing apps for power usage”

I figured the types who seed a lot also are likely to have a little low power server to handle it instead of the high idle draw of a gaming PC.

But if a gaming PC was intended to be on 24/7, then putting RGB and screens in it and putting it where one sleeps seems like a backwards move lol. Might as well save the pile of money from that and make it a silent build with no lights.

Just put it to sleep, I don’t understand leaving the PC on 24/7

Different markets, with some overlap.

The Switch is liked by people who just want to play games with minimal fuss.

No less bugs in the gameplay either, it’s incredible the kind of really basic bugs they still have and cannot fix.

That’s fair, the downside of rooting for me is the struggle with updates and it significantly compromises the security of my phone.

Immich has been great, I started using it like 2 years ago now I think.

I haven’t really thought about extra storage in awhile, when most phones are 256GB or more it’s hard to fill up that much space. At most I keep my music (maybe 30GB or so), some offline shows when traveling, photos, etc… I’m barely at 60GB of usage on mine.

All I ever remember with SD cards in phones was how slow they are, how often they would randomly break and corrupt the data somehow, and how annoying it was to get stuff to properly work with content on an SD card.

High refresh rates and VR are 2 uses I can think of.

It’s bizarre that my phone updates everything else 0.2 seconds after an update comes out, sometimes while I’m literally using the app in question, but it won’t auto apply an important security update?

I have a network and SSID just for IoT devices that is 2.4ghz only, and also isolated from my main network.

But creating a new SSID just for those devices on 2.4ghz is the best option IMO. I also set the minimum data rate to 1mbps on that SSID because some IoT devices work a lot better.

I’d just like to see games optimized better so FSR/DLSS isn’t needed.

Yup, flexible screens are super soft and get damaged really easily.

4GB is still like 3GB more vs running Bazzite or SteamOS.

There’s also the storage aspect, windows on its own with what it needs for windows updates can use like 50GB+ of space, and since most of these console come with small SSDs in the 128GB-512GB range that’s a huge downside.

Then there’s the lack of small screen optimization, lack of touch optimization, and all the garbage that runs in the background, uses resources, and constantly bothers people like onedrive and teams and other junk.

Better off waiting until it’s down to normal game prices anyways.

Oh this is like 90% guaranteed to be bad. Handheld gaming on windows just looks miserable with how bloated the OS is.

Does it need to be android? Could use any ol SBC as a music client for a music server like MusicAssistant. No screen required.

Yeah their stack is insane

Dang, well using the debloating tool I linked before might work

It’s under Settings > Battery > Background usage limits > Deep sleeping apps.

UAD-ng should let you remove it.

Or since you’re on samsung, add it to the deep sleeping apps list.

4070 doesn’t draw as much power so should be fine.

A 48V rail would make more sense. Just like USB-C did to get 240W power delivery over a small cable.

I’m not sure having a rate limit on signups means anything for what kind of users they’re looking for. The site was actually down last night probably from the sheer amount of traffic hitting it.

But otherwise yeah I agree, BF:BC2 and BF3 were great, BF4 was ok but I never liked how the guns felt as much. I hope BF6 is essentially an update to those which the trailer does pretty much show so far.

Does it use community servers like Arma 3?

Absolutely no reason to, you pay more for a buggier version. I generally wait until there’s a good sale.

There weren’t nearly as many gamers as there are today back when TS was the main software of choice either.

Plus because discord had chat rooms and video calls and stuff, it became popular for lots of groups outside of gaming.

It’s rather a lot with 12 docker containers to run, I wonder what the resource usage is like.

It’s just in settings on my S21

Voice only though, doesn’t really have chat rooms or streaming support.

That is bizarre, they initiated the ban so should have to provide evidence to uphold it.

I really think there needs to be some strict laws for game bans, like:

• Company must provide detailed proof of what triggered the ban, and for appeals the person that reviewed it, and what their credentials are to prove they have the knowledge to verify the ban was legitimate.

• Ban can only apply specifically to that game (ie; no global VAC bans with a marker on your profile on steam).

• Ban must be lifted immediately if the original trigger is no longer present (ie; Logitech software triggered it, and was removed).

Or just get rid of bans entirely and just have anti-cheat kick someone from the game every time something is detected instead.

The fact that you can get banned for a false positive on a game you paid money for, with no recourse other than a long court process with high risk, is kind of absurd.

Their keyboards are a great example, they’re often worse build quality with far less noise damping than one that’s half the price from some random keyboard company.

It really is an excuse for games to have crappy performance all too often.

They need to switch to PD/PPS and ditch the USB-A proprietary VOOC system.