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It does a little more than just that, it also configures the environment variables required and modifies the launch parameters for gamescope.

To install: wget https://raw.githubusercontent.com/ILOVEPIE/HDRDeck/main/install.sh chmod +x install.sh ./install.sh the code can be found here: https://github.com/ILOVEPIE/HDRDeck How to remove: hdrdeck_uninstall

The GPUs are actually really good if your planning on running linux, other than that i'd wait.

I saw a post on reddit saying this: "DXVK the DirectX 9-11 to Vulkan translation layer is significantly more mature than the translation layer that Intel is using to translate DirectX to DirectX 12 and should provide better performance on Alchemist." Has anyone who reviews GPUs tried this yet? Maybe Linus can test it. If you have an arc card and are willing to run some benchmarks here's how you can get DXVK: https://github.com/doitsujin/dxvk/releases/latest Copy the correct DXVK version of the DirectX DLLs (x86 or x64 depending on if the game is 32 or 64 bit) into your games’ folders to use it.

mine was first but they removed it from the news section for some reason then moved it back.

Summary Valve just posted a thumbstick and SSD replacement tear-down video for the Steam Deck. Quotes My thoughts I'm glad they posted an official teardown guide but this seems to be targeted more towards repair shops than individual customers as they strongly warn against doing any of this yourself. Sources

I was told by a friend who's really into overclocking that I should look on ebay for an equivalent generation xeon that i could just drop in to replace my 920 and I would get better performance, but from what I understand the xeon cores are not as powerful although there are more of them which is correct?

Any way to mod the card to improve the cooling on the VRMs? like a custom thermal pad or something?

I'm running a Core i7-920 Air cooled, overclocked to 4.1 Ghz base clock with a Zotac Geforce GTX 970 Amp! extreme edition card with an automatic overclock... How bad am I bottle-necking. I use it for quite a few things including <content removed> video gaming, subtitle rendering (using a gpu accelerated renderer I'm developing), video framerate upconversion, programming and general computing.