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And now pull it and see how your car get smashed

This was the funniest reaction I ever. Shit happened in real time 😂

Yo, lossless scaling under 30fps base, is bullshit.

when clicking the "question mark", i'm seeing Current Programmer: CH341. ID(9F): 000000(Unknown, ID(90): 0000(Unknown), ID(AB): 00(Unknown), ID(15): 0000(Unknown). any idea ?

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😂🤣😂 can't stop to laugh

Nohoes? Noses?

This worked perfectly for me after an apparently failed update. Thanks!

Can we see some performance videos? Interested in upping my steam deck ff7 rebirth performance!

Thanks for the tests. Have you considered using RivaTuner together with Lossless Scaling? RivaTuner has NVidia Reflex which helps to remove the delay.

Great video! You should show us more games with a better fps base. Thanks

how much miles do you get average

When clicking the "question mark", I am seeing too different bios chip, W25Q128FW_1.8 and W25Q128JW_1.8... any ideas???

Looks great! Hope that in a few months this becomes available on SteamOS.

what do you add to the resistor ?where do you get it from and how doo you add it?

Valve needs to bring this over to steamOS, It's also freaking annoying asf that majority of the time you when you talk about lossless scaling on r/steamdeck people tell you to use valves built in FSR, it''s shit compared to the duck program

I’ve been using it a little on windows. Tried it with Control, and it was ok. Definitely can feel the latency though. Maybe I need to set the latency down to 3 or under, and might work better. It looks better in Control, than on space marine, since the steam deck puts out a little higher frame rate, and the lossless scaling isn’t doing all the heavy lifting. Neat tech.

Did u try to Enable Frame Generation and FSR?

I wish it worked in steam os

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Hi...Lossless Scaling is only for windows or also steamOS?

Solid 💩 just get a console at that point 😂

Thanx bro 👍

You should do a window version with this using steam big picture mode

How did you put the spring in? 😢

Sweet, how is the latency also with lossless scaling?

Dumb question im playing alan Wake 2 on steam deck its mostly a GPU intensive game. Should I underclock the gpu or overclock the gpu

lower your resolution in game before you hit scale in the app

I've been using it for a few days now. It's been working pretty well for me. I haven't tried SGSR. I've been doing FSR for 3D games and Integer for 2D. I'll give it a try. I've also lowered the resolution scale down to 50 or 60 and latency down to 1. Seems to help with input lag. Could be placebo though.

If only it worked on steam OS

Want good max cooling in a slim package Jsaux back plate Slight under volt by -30MV with 7950 thermal pad instead of thermal paste under stress of 4ghz and 2000 but under max output im getting 73 to 75 degrees

Is that pcie to GPU on windows 10 based steam deck bruh thats like putting a grenade launcher on a glock just buy gpd win 2 max at that point

AK made this battle 10 times better swear to gawd.

How is it possible on Steam Deck itself? You need additional monitor connected to your 6600xt, isn't it?

Can u make any laptop office modification egpu oculink mod ? U the expert in this mod i ve seen so far

We have more natural gas and fail to utilize it fully. Why would we also want canadas natural gas? They buy from us as well……. You can’t ship it….

That’s so cool and do you remember me?

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lol, thanks man

Is there anything this man can't do, amazing 😮

try ghost spectre

Built one almost to your dimensions. Came out great. Thanks for the idea.

WoW

Any chance this could be done with a raspberry pi pico? Recently used one to read the NAND of my xbox 360.

I love this latest iteration of the FrankenDeck. Please let us know if there are any changes with Bazzite performance. It's fine using big picture mode on Windows. But would be great if one could use the same OS/the OS best suited to the Deck, whether using the GPU or not. I'm not sure if you recall my comment on a previous video, detailing my setup. But I did encounter some stability issues, related to power consumption. Using the M.2 to pcie adapter, when not externally powered by the optional 12v input on the board. No issues when using the deck docked to the powered GPU. But storage was a bit slow when no external power was present, to the extent that it was noticeable on some games (I'd set mine up; m.2 to pcie, to, pcie to dual m.2. In order to populate one m.2 with storage, and the second with an m.2 to oculink). I'm certain that the issue was power related. As it was fine when docked to the powered gpu. And although disk write speeds were slower than they should be (having bandwidth split between the m.2 storage, and oculink). It was not really noticeable in games, unless playing without the powered GPU (on games more demanding of faster transfer speeds, that worked fine with the powered GPU). So I've reverted back to my initial idea. The m.2 port on the deck just has the m.2 to oculink adapter. Which adds an oculink port to the back of the case. And storage is handled via an m.2 to usb c dongle (with power passthrough). It works great. But I did really wanted a more permanently fixed storage solution, that didn't tie up the decks usb port. But the write speeds are good with this setup. The only issue I've found, is that if using in handheld mode (not docked to the gpu), if you plug into the power passthrough of the m.2 to usb c, it charges fine (although about 10% of the requested draw is stolen by the dongle). But if you unplug the charger (something you may see as a required convenience of having a handheld). The change in power to the m.2 drive will always crash windows, and sometimes crash steam OS. Looking inside the m.2 to usb c dongle. I can see that the stolen power draw is due to a combination providing extra power to the m.2 drive (it works fine powered by the decks usb c port, but I guess it will take more power when available, to increase write speeds and stability). And also to power a capacitor, which I assume is supposed to regulate, and handle the change in power if the external power is disconnected. But it does not do so sufficiently to stop the OS from crashing when external power is removed. So my setup is tidier in this current form (without all the bulky boards and ports on the back). But I've got storage permanently plugged into the usb c port (the sd slot is taken up by my batocera setup. And I'd not really want to rely on micro sd for my windows/steamos dual boot drive). If I'm using the deck as a handheld and need to charge it, then it needs to remain plugged in for the duration of use, due to the OS crashing issue (it's always plugged into power when docked to the gpu, so not an issue). Overall, it's a much more usable experience (for my desired switch like docking setup), in this form. But it's not ideal. If I could sort the OS crashing issue, upon external power removal. And bazzite worked properly with the external gpu. It would become a truly plug and play switch like docking setup. Also. Using clover to boot all the OSs, has been a godsend. Avoiding any forseen boot issues, reinstalls, or messing with boot partitions, when switching around the storage drive.

That’d be cool

Tried this still didnt work, hella sad 😭 im 99% sure i did it right. Making the bios is the onky part i think i couldve gotten wrong but i watched the video like 8 tikes to make sure. Still all i get is fans and trackpad clicks

You should report a bug to the devs

FINALLY SOMEONE MADE IT. A HANDHELD SOLUTION FOR DGPU LMAO. Also! Please put an RTX 3080 or something stupid like that on the back, i absolutely need to see it against the steam deck.

The world needs people like you! This was an interesting project to watch