@Budget-Builds Official - Just a thought see if you can rip the Vbios of the internal GPU with Gpuz or AMDbios Flasher and sent it to the R ID Gpu driver team to try make a drivers or a Dev forum see if someone can create a modded normal driver to work.. Or send the card off to a Programmer to see if they can reverse engineer it enough to get the info needed. guru3d has a forum that talks about the Radeon ID teams GOOGLE Radeon-ID Community Driver
Hi. I am, like you, using Windows 11 Enterprise IoT edition and I really do like it. The only issue I have is that when I connect a controller to it, I get an ms-link error come up. And sometimes it shows up multiple times. Have you, please, got a workaround for it? I would be grateful. Thank you.
If you use bazzite again and install oberon governor you can get a 30% performance boost also mod the bios and set gpu vram to 512mb lets the apu use as much vram as it needs
The problem with passing the GPU output back over the PCIE port to the internal GPU is, that bandwidth is shared. The GPU is already a bit undersupplied with x4 you're getting over M.2, also sending back the display data will further reduce usable bandwidth. Another thing to try with this setup: install Linux, then install Windows in a virtual machine, using GPU PassThrough, to pass the external GPU of the M.2 slot to Windows. That way Linux handles most of the weird hardware and windows would only see the external GPU, making display output work over it like it was another PC.
I think the problem has more to do with PRIME rendering offload then bandwidth. Even with 1x you will get decent results and PRIME works just fine with 1x
@user-ro1cc8tz6d I only know PRIME as an Nvidia technology used under Linux, to offload render tasks to another GPU. But neither Linux nor Nvidia have a place in this particular video (the RX460 is an AMD card, the GTX460 would be Nvidia). Regardless though, bandwidth to the GPU absolutely matters for gaming render performance, which admittedly is more noticeable on higher end GPUs.
@J0ermungand its true prime is that but I meant whatever framebuffer copy tech is. Also prime is used for amdgpu's too and its more or less the same thing on windows. I had a laptop with its discrete gpu only having 1x pcie and that would support 60 fps @ 1080p easily. bandwidth wasn't the cause for gtav having 14 fps @ 600p. Its probably the framebuffer copy is being emulated that is the problem
I thought I remember Windows on PS3 at some point as well, back in the day when you could lend the PS3 processing to Stanford for research or something.
@wadecrawford6445certain ps3s were OS friendly with a BDS/Linux hybrid being fully compatible with playing games. I wanna say Yellow Dog linux, but they may have been ps2.
@KingVulpesyou have ps5 hardware with no driver support and games on PC are not optimized at all for this hardware configuration. Even a steam deck will perform better.
Don't forget that the PS5's OS is purely custom based on FreeBSD, which is a UNIX with a ton of engineering into their custom graphical APIs and drivers.
@bassboi9621 if you are referring to the PS5, the PS5 didn't cost that at launch and can still be found easily for under 500. Sony stockpiled the s*** out of these and ram, so they're set whereas Microsoft or others might not be. Now this board itself is being scalped so yeah not worth it.
It's a modified version of FreeBSD 9.0 if I recall correctly. Graphics acceleration on modern FreeBSD doesn't even work for old Intel chips, I doubt AMD would be any better, plus using 9.0 would likely have no drivers anyways. Not to say it shouldn't be tried. Correction: The PS5 version of Orbis uses a modified version of the FreeBSD 11.0 kernel, not 9.0 like the PS4.
@deltarathedev ehh? how new are you talking? I use freebsd on 2022 hardware and it just werks. you can check drm-kmod to see what it supports (for example, drm-kmod-510 supports what linux 5.10 supports) :)
@Jeff-ss6qt Maybe, part of me just doubts base FreeBSD 11.0 (need to correct my other comment, forgot this was PS5 not PS4) has proper driver support for the weird APU in the PS5. The developers typically focus on server applications, so random odd hardware is not a priority for them. Which is why Linux support is better in a lot of cases, despite using some aspects (like the kernel modules) of Linux. For example, that graphics acceleration on Bay Trail iGPUs still works on Linux with the mesa amber branch, but not on FreeBSD 14 and up. I presume this is due to the lack of a dedicated mesa-amber package. While I could probably compile manually, I don't have the need/want to do so.
The m.2 slot on the BC-250 is PCIE 2.0 2x. It's honestly surprising this works at all. But it does set a pretty hard line in the sand for what kind of performance you're ever going to get from this kind of setup.
not ideal. but not bad when you consider people were running GPUs off of a 1x 1.0 minipci-e wifi adapter slots at one point in time. it was a big increase in render power over iGPUs but it would limit your frame rate to about 40FPS. so 2x 2.0 should be enough for a solid 60fps in most games.
Love your work mate. Reminds me of some of the unique testing I have done over OcuLink using M.2 and an Intel Arc B580 Battlemage, and some much older cards. Also attempting to build a Pi that does something very similar Keep up the amazing content 💪💪💪💪
TP-Link Nano AC600 USB WiFi Adapter(Archer T2U Nano) & TP-Link USB Bluetooth Adapter (UB500) both work great for me on Bazzite. They were both my second attempt at getting wifi and bluetooth on this setup. Loving Bazzite on it. Thanks for your content.
im loving the Simcity 2013 background music! hahah i know those chill sounds anywhere, i have spent wayyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyy to much time in simcity
you can make the AMD drivers work on the BC-250 if you modify the INF files to force install it on the device. similar to how frankenstein NVIDIA GPUs work
Amazing video, by far my favorite you've ever done! Would love to see you make this into a complete set up in a mini case (just Linux, without the daisy chain gpu set up of course 😂)
Another great channel I swear I was previously subscribed to. Great one. Hope these won't be too painful to import to tax-on-tax Sweden as an affordable neat AIO to use as a quite powerful capable server.
Made the first house pc that was water cooled a cyrix with pentium mod 1995 . ... Well done .I mean WELL DONE ... To most peeps what we achieved is nothing but you know as well as i that we are GREATS . . .!st The winners . . . When you get bored of watching everybody copy your idea and upgrade your work get back to me .We deserve recognition . WELL DONE good luck an merry xmas
Fallout 4 is that one co worker who is terrible at everything but can speak to that one crazy customer who is high on spice/meth/fent and sells then half the shop's stock
When running a egpu with a Legion Go, you need to run a special script to get rid of an error 43. I know *NOTHING* about how these things work, but I thought I'd mention it in case knowing that another set of modern hardware has a pretty easy to find solution could lead you somewhere interesting.
When a CPU is waiting on memory, it waits at near to max memory speed (6000mt/s -> 3ghz), so that if the memory is ready it's not wasting time, which makes it look like the CPU is "utilised" at "high clocks" when really it's waiting on memory. The reason it might be waiting on memory is probably because the Graphics card PCIE lanes were polling the system memory for looong periods of time. It might sound like that doesn't explain why the GPU seemed to be doing work just fine, 15ms in Mount and Blade. But, while the GPU could do it's work quickly when it had work to do, it still had to poll it's PCIE memory space to know WHEN it had work to do, which occupies the system memory by reading it, so the CPU can't read or write to it. Almost all "CPU bottlenecks" are actually several memory bottlenecks stacked in a trenchcoat
this is the most cursed thing I've ever seen and I love it. Honestly I thought you was going to resort to a virtual machine on linux and dealing with pcie passthrough shenanigans. Might get good resolution that way at least.
Damn, you have the exact same case, cpu cooler, fan and motherboard and ram as I do. Was not expecting to see another person with a very close setup to me
After watching your Linux version and now this Windows install fantastically done sir, hat's off , Linux is deffo the go to OS for this strange device lmao Maybe as Linux Distri's go try out Cachy OS or Archer these two seem to be quite solid and give great performance for gaming as well. Windows wise try out Windows 7 Pro x64 + SP1, you may get more luck with an older OS, just an idea though.
Interesting video, not owning the card it would be interesting to try a Linux Lite distribution with drivers installed and then go into virtualization with Windows 11, what do you think?
I'm guessing someone would have to create another hacked BIOS that adds discrete GPU support. It would need to autodetect and disable APU graphics. Also I wonder if it's possible to hack the BIOS to spoof some Radeon graphics hardware ID, that might fool a driver into installing properly.
The problem is that the APU is a mix of RDNA 1 and RDNA 2, it's not full RDNA 2 so Windows drivers we're never going to work because there's nothing out there for that type of architecture, Linux works because Mesa is open sourced so custom support was done for it
I also have an adapter for eGPU from adt-link and its the K32SG, what I recommend, because it is a common issue for these devices, there's a fix called "Error 43 Fixer Script" that makes windows detect the GPU as it is, therefore, you can change the resolution and possibly make things work better? You should try running said script and then plug in the monitors to the gpu and see if it works. Also a thing to keep in mind, you're running a GPU, what I think it might be, via Pcie 1 or 2 because of that cheap adapter, hence the steam saying 100% use and the other graph only 20% or 30%. Also, all the rendering the eGPU is making, is going straight in again into the iGPU of the ps5, bottlenecking it even further because you're not displaying out directly off of the RX 460.
Great video and testing. Besides the massive PCI-e bandwidth bottleneck I have a theory about the biggest limiter of your frame rate. The fact the igpu did not have any driver. I do not mean that by the obvious but, I mean that as in without one it’s using that frame buffer driver and it essentially uses the cpu for everything. I don’t believe that driver is multi-threaded like WARP is unfortunately. The fact black mesa ran the way it did with a frame buffer output device is amazing lol
@TonyScott-t3x so got it up and running with Bazzite and update the bios (that was an interesting process getting it to stick). Haven’t tried windows yet.
Fantastic effort !!! Entertaining and informatative and FUN !! Really enjoyed this !! How about turning the board into a Steam Deck machine ? Does that "Just Work" ???
I bought one after your first video and use it to run Batocera. Windows ran just fine but I only ran windows to run cinebench r23. I just threw in an nvme that I had windows 11 already installed on and never had an issue with resolution
The fans would work much better if you bend the top of the heatsink fans in. I've done that, took about ten mins with a small car facia remover or you could use a small screwdriver - now the airflow goes through the heatsink and out either side - temps much better with two fans push on top.
I tried this a year or so back. Linux works great with the amd cyan skillfish driver. We used these devices to mine warthog crypto hot and heavy!! When i tried windows if you open up event viewer the number of faults was increasing off the chart. Never could get it to recognize the gpu other than the generic standard vga driver. There is also a hack to edit the unified memory to assign 4gb to cpu and 12 gb to the gpu.
You should check to see if unique hardware like this work on Windows IOT Canary builds since the newest types of hardware are tested on these early preview builds.
As painful as this video was to make it definitely was a fun one.
If anyone else fancies taking up the challenge please let me know how it goes 🫡
1155 do ET is tackling it
As painful as it was to make, it's almost just as painful to watch. Great content, though. Exactly the kind of nonsense I might do lol
@Budget-Builds Official - Just a thought see if you can rip the Vbios of the internal GPU with Gpuz or AMDbios Flasher and sent it to the R ID Gpu driver team to try make a drivers or a Dev forum see if someone can create a modded normal driver to work.. Or send the card off to a Programmer to see if they can reverse engineer it enough to get the info needed. guru3d has a forum that talks about the Radeon ID teams GOOGLE Radeon-ID Community Driver
Hi. I am, like you, using Windows 11 Enterprise IoT edition and I really do like it. The only issue I have is that when I connect a controller to it, I get an ms-link error come up. And sometimes it shows up multiple times. Have you, please, got a workaround for it? I would be grateful. Thank you.
If you use bazzite again and install oberon governor you can get a 30% performance boost also mod the bios and set gpu vram to 512mb lets the apu use as much vram as it needs
The problem with passing the GPU output back over the PCIE port to the internal GPU is, that bandwidth is shared. The GPU is already a bit undersupplied with x4 you're getting over M.2, also sending back the display data will further reduce usable bandwidth.
Another thing to try with this setup: install Linux, then install Windows in a virtual machine, using GPU PassThrough, to pass the external GPU of the M.2 slot to Windows. That way Linux handles most of the weird hardware and windows would only see the external GPU, making display output work over it like it was another PC.
smart man
@ferrocerium83 Dude has 10 crypto mining rigs. M.2 pass through magic is common core.
I think the problem has more to do with PRIME rendering offload then bandwidth. Even with 1x you will get decent results and PRIME works just fine with 1x
@user-ro1cc8tz6d I only know PRIME as an Nvidia technology used under Linux, to offload render tasks to another GPU. But neither Linux nor Nvidia have a place in this particular video (the RX460 is an AMD card, the GTX460 would be Nvidia).
Regardless though, bandwidth to the GPU absolutely matters for gaming render performance, which admittedly is more noticeable on higher end GPUs.
@J0ermungand its true prime is that but I meant whatever framebuffer copy tech is. Also prime is used for amdgpu's too and its more or less the same thing on windows. I had a laptop with its discrete gpu only having 1x pcie and that would support 60 fps @ 1080p easily. bandwidth wasn't the cause for gtav having 14 fps @ 600p. Its probably the framebuffer copy is being emulated that is the problem
Windows on the PS5, and all that before GTA 6.
I thought I remember Windows on PS3 at some point as well, back in the day when you could lend the PS3 processing to Stanford for research or something.
At this point, I think that we'll get a PS6 before GTA 6.
@wadecrawford6445certain ps3s were OS friendly with a BDS/Linux hybrid being fully compatible with playing games. I wanna say Yellow Dog linux, but they may have been ps2.
gta 6 aint coming bruh, forget about it
He built the Evil Steam Machine.
Steak machine sucks lol
More like a nicer one, BC-250s are super cheap and on par with the PS5 in GPU power unlike the upcoming Steam Machine
@Cosmic_cloudx i love steaks
@KingVulpesyou have ps5 hardware with no driver support and games on PC are not optimized at all for this hardware configuration. Even a steam deck will perform better.
@shepardcommander9960it has driver support, lmao
It got Mesa support which is the same drivers the Steam Deck use
Don't forget that the PS5's OS is purely custom based on FreeBSD, which is a UNIX with a ton of engineering into their custom graphical APIs and drivers.
It’s still terrible and not worth 600$
@bassboi9621ps1 is way better
I use arch btw
@bassboi9621 if you are referring to the PS5, the PS5 didn't cost that at launch and can still be found easily for under 500. Sony stockpiled the s*** out of these and ram, so they're set whereas Microsoft or others might not be.
Now this board itself is being scalped so yeah not worth it.
@Fusion05 This didnt age well ay
I love how excited you were when the rx460 started to work
That nasal decongestant spray as a stand for the PS5 board is the MVP of this video.
Yes the congestion restricts the bandwidth😂
Came for the content, stayed for the pain. Good onya m8
Windows Vista wallpaper on Windows 11 looks quite impressive together.
10:35 "For older men" Targeted advertisement right there
Hey! I ♥ my Breadbox GREY F-Keys too 😀 ..Thé 120MB Conner HDD on my A1200 though😞
^All this = Old?
Bugger...
This is my favorite kind of jank
This has been a nightmare so far, and it just got worse. That is the best description of Windows I've heard in a long time.
To be fair, the air flow was better both in terms of efficiency and implementation than Sony’s last console the PS4 😅
Maybe this video will inspire somebody to make modified Windows drivers for this thing. It would make a good HTPC with light gaming as an option imo.
Absolutely loving the erratic enthusiasm. What a ride!
17:42 Just as you said "Fix yourself, computer", a light in my room started flickering!
You should try BSD on it next - what playstations own os is based on
It's a modified version of FreeBSD 9.0 if I recall correctly. Graphics acceleration on modern FreeBSD doesn't even work for old Intel chips, I doubt AMD would be any better, plus using 9.0 would likely have no drivers anyways. Not to say it shouldn't be tried.
Correction: The PS5 version of Orbis uses a modified version of the FreeBSD 11.0 kernel, not 9.0 like the PS4.
@deltarathedev ehh? how new are you talking? I use freebsd on 2022 hardware and it just werks. you can check drm-kmod to see what it supports (for example, drm-kmod-510 supports what linux 5.10 supports) :)
@deltarathedevWith AMD having some open source drivers, I wonder if it'd be possible to get the BSD ones from them.
@Jeff-ss6qt Maybe, part of me just doubts base FreeBSD 11.0 (need to correct my other comment, forgot this was PS5 not PS4) has proper driver support for the weird APU in the PS5. The developers typically focus on server applications, so random odd hardware is not a priority for them. Which is why Linux support is better in a lot of cases, despite using some aspects (like the kernel modules) of Linux.
For example, that graphics acceleration on Bay Trail iGPUs still works on Linux with the mesa amber branch, but not on FreeBSD 14 and up. I presume this is due to the lack of a dedicated mesa-amber package. While I could probably compile manually, I don't have the need/want to do so.
Just started the video, oh please please please let it run windows!
Edit: also get a blower style fan please?
I was about to say exactly the same thing. I hope a blower fan materialises later in the video.
@itspaafekuto I was surprised about the install even working!
ive come to the conclusion the fan is rage bait. lol
playstation ceo when he sees this : well we might as well charge a kidney for next play station 3000
this is so stupid I love it
"That's a good solution" - Dad Joke of the year.
Hamish, is this a cry for help?
If the next system is windows on a Transputer, followed by windows on a Sony playstation and then a Dreamcast, we know it is a sign of windows PTSD.
joke pizza
The m.2 slot on the BC-250 is PCIE 2.0 2x. It's honestly surprising this works at all. But it does set a pretty hard line in the sand for what kind of performance you're ever going to get from this kind of setup.
not ideal. but not bad when you consider people were running GPUs off of a 1x 1.0 minipci-e wifi adapter slots at one point in time. it was a big increase in render power over iGPUs but it would limit your frame rate to about 40FPS. so 2x 2.0 should be enough for a solid 60fps in most games.
That contraption leaching off your PC is very Cyberpunk-esk.
The future is here.
Thats how my living room desk always looks like.
this is a fun video im gonna watch it till the end even though i have to study😀
woah. I always wanted to try this .. Thank you for making this vid
leon kennedy in his free time lmao
somehow this is the closest we're gonna get to running Windows on an actual PlayStation (minus the PS5 shell and stuff)
A very Dawid Does Tech feel to this setup.
Man, this is the most Rube Goldberg way of running games on Windows I've ever seen 🤯
Love your work mate. Reminds me of some of the unique testing I have done over OcuLink using M.2 and an Intel Arc B580 Battlemage, and some much older cards. Also attempting to build a Pi that does something very similar
Keep up the amazing content 💪💪💪💪
i love this
you also sound like jeremy clarkson and i love it
Watching this man decent into madness and become Victor Frankenstein was an absolute delight.
Can't unhear the pronunciation of "acceleration"
This man sounds like Jeremy Clarkson 😭 i can't watch with a straight face anymore bro 😂
Needs a "Window Fan' Case
TP-Link Nano AC600 USB WiFi Adapter(Archer T2U Nano) & TP-Link USB Bluetooth Adapter (UB500) both work great for me on Bazzite. They were both my second attempt at getting wifi and bluetooth on this setup. Loving Bazzite on it. Thanks for your content.
im loving the Simcity 2013 background music! hahah i know those chill sounds anywhere, i have spent wayyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyy to much time in simcity
you can make the AMD drivers work on the BC-250 if you modify the INF files to force install it on the device. similar to how frankenstein NVIDIA GPUs work
i see your problem, you're trying to run games on a PS5. Everyone knows,
Knows what ?
@nickrog6759PS5 has no games
@nickrog6759something
@nickrog6759everyone knows that
@nickrog6759ps5 has no games
This is a very interesting test, looks fun and heavily frustrating, but oberall fun
3:40 i love that i knew that was nose spray because i have allergies lol
This would work for anyone trying to install windows on a cellphone. Very smart
I loved your workspace; it made me want to go back to making RUclips videos if I have some decent money later on.
thx for the video man , i subscribed and i absolutely enjoyed the video
keep it up king .
mate the level of janky love it subscribed
This one was bizarre! Tip of the hat to you for getting it working at all!
Amazing video, by far my favorite you've ever done! Would love to see you make this into a complete set up in a mini case (just Linux, without the daisy chain gpu set up of course 😂)
19:22 i've been telling people this for YEARS lolll
I appreciate the time and effort you put into this project. Great video.
Oh my god finally! I've waited for this video for years (since I discovered this device years ago)!
Well done mate nice one you did it.
This is absurd. I love this
Nice I was just thinking when you was going to release a new video. Just checked and was like get on new one to watch
Thank you for all the work that went into this video, it was very interesting even though I didn't expect this board to even work with windows. 😂
Another great channel I swear I was previously subscribed to. Great one.
Hope these won't be too painful to import to tax-on-tax Sweden as an affordable neat AIO to use as a quite powerful capable server.
I will be setting up mine by the end of the year.. Your last video is why I bought it... I love this janky goofball of a device
You videos always make my day 😀
One of the greatest videos I've ever seen 😂😂😂😂 I was laughing the whole time! I would totally do this. Good job 🙏😆
I had to put this on my X account. This is impressive! More people should see this!
Great show! 7:04 screen says 6 cores, 12 logical processors. 18:56 you can see the windows display of the 12 threads.
awesome!
all the effort to run solitaire ❤
Made the first house pc that was water cooled a cyrix with pentium mod 1995 . ... Well done .I mean WELL DONE ... To most peeps what we achieved is nothing but you know as well as i that we are GREATS . . .!st The winners . . . When you get bored of watching everybody copy your idea and upgrade your work get back to me .We deserve recognition . WELL DONE good luck an merry xmas
"thats a scam, let click it"
Fallout 4 is that one co worker who is terrible at everything but can speak to that one crazy customer who is high on spice/meth/fent and sells then half the shop's stock
When running a egpu with a Legion Go, you need to run a special script to get rid of an error 43. I know *NOTHING* about how these things work, but I thought I'd mention it in case knowing that another set of modern hardware has a pretty easy to find solution could lead you somewhere interesting.
When a CPU is waiting on memory, it waits at near to max memory speed (6000mt/s -> 3ghz), so that if the memory is ready it's not wasting time, which makes it look like the CPU is "utilised" at "high clocks" when really it's waiting on memory. The reason it might be waiting on memory is probably because the Graphics card PCIE lanes were polling the system memory for looong periods of time. It might sound like that doesn't explain why the GPU seemed to be doing work just fine, 15ms in Mount and Blade. But, while the GPU could do it's work quickly when it had work to do, it still had to poll it's PCIE memory space to know WHEN it had work to do, which occupies the system memory by reading it, so the CPU can't read or write to it.
Almost all "CPU bottlenecks" are actually several memory bottlenecks stacked in a trenchcoat
The simcity soundtrack still calming
Saying "dont use windows on this thing" like we just have it lying around
I do have one though
this is the most cursed thing I've ever seen and I love it. Honestly I thought you was going to resort to a virtual machine on linux and dealing with pcie passthrough shenanigans. Might get good resolution that way at least.
Damn, you have the exact same case, cpu cooler, fan and motherboard and ram as I do. Was not expecting to see another person with a very close setup to me
That power adapter is such a fire hazard LOL
After watching your Linux version and now this Windows install fantastically done sir, hat's off , Linux is deffo the go to OS for this strange device lmao
Maybe as Linux Distri's go try out Cachy OS or Archer these two seem to be quite solid and give great performance for gaming as well.
Windows wise try out Windows 7 Pro x64 + SP1, you may get more luck with an older OS, just an idea though.
Love the video, and the attempt; but, terrible idea.
Interesting video, not owning the card it would be interesting to try a Linux Lite distribution with drivers installed and then go into virtualization with Windows 11, what do you think?
Just brilliant! The more janky it is the more I want to buy one on ebay
I'm guessing someone would have to create another hacked BIOS that adds discrete GPU support. It would need to autodetect and disable APU graphics. Also I wonder if it's possible to hack the BIOS to spoof some Radeon graphics hardware ID, that might fool a driver into installing properly.
I made a comment on the first video about trying this after the drivers are made by the community
I hope after the community makes progress that Hamish comes back to this afresh.
I can feel the pain in this video xD
A win for Linux!
The problem is that the APU is a mix of RDNA 1 and RDNA 2, it's not full RDNA 2 so Windows drivers we're never going to work because there's nothing out there for that type of architecture, Linux works because Mesa is open sourced so custom support was done for it
I also have an adapter for eGPU from adt-link and its the K32SG, what I recommend, because it is a common issue for these devices, there's a fix called "Error 43 Fixer Script" that makes windows detect the GPU as it is, therefore, you can change the resolution and possibly make things work better? You should try running said script and then plug in the monitors to the gpu and see if it works. Also a thing to keep in mind, you're running a GPU, what I think it might be, via Pcie 1 or 2 because of that cheap adapter, hence the steam saying 100% use and the other graph only 20% or 30%. Also, all the rendering the eGPU is making, is going straight in again into the iGPU of the ps5, bottlenecking it even further because you're not displaying out directly off of the RX 460.
Great video and testing. Besides the massive PCI-e bandwidth bottleneck I have a theory about the biggest limiter of your frame rate. The fact the igpu did not have any driver. I do not mean that by the obvious but, I mean that as in without one it’s using that frame buffer driver and it essentially uses the cpu for everything. I don’t believe that driver is multi-threaded like WARP is unfortunately. The fact black mesa ran the way it did with a frame buffer output device is amazing lol
"Running Keylogger & Ads on the Playstation 5's APU!"
pretty cool video
I just picked one of these up. Can’t wait to mess around with it.
Any luck getting it running?
@TonyScott-t3x waiting on it in the mail still. Holiday mail sucks.
@TonyScott-t3x so got it up and running with Bazzite and update the bios (that was an interesting process getting it to stick). Haven’t tried windows yet.
This is very cool! Why not try something like Driver Booster or DriverMax to find the drivers?
The M.2 slot on the BC-250 has a total of 2 lanes of PCIe 2.0! This is likely why you don't have full utilization of the external GPU card.
Fantastic effort !!! Entertaining and informatative and FUN !! Really enjoyed this !! How about turning the board into a Steam Deck machine ? Does that "Just Work" ???
I have a video running on on Linux, it runs much better
I bought one after your first video and use it to run Batocera. Windows ran just fine but I only ran windows to run cinebench r23. I just threw in an nvme that I had windows 11 already installed on and never had an issue with resolution
GRTEAT Vid budd ..u should TRYs an nVIDIA card on it *NEXT* .... 😁
The fans would work much better if you bend the top of the heatsink fans in. I've done that, took about ten mins with a small car facia remover or you could use a small screwdriver - now the airflow goes through the heatsink and out either side - temps much better with two fans push on top.
Seco seco. Essa lata aí eu já conheço! No windows é só pra tomar gap! 😂
Very painful to watch but also quite interesting!.
I tried this a year or so back. Linux works great with the amd cyan skillfish driver. We used these devices to mine warthog crypto hot and heavy!! When i tried windows if you open up event viewer the number of faults was increasing off the chart. Never could get it to recognize the gpu other than the generic standard vga driver.
There is also a hack to edit the unified memory to assign 4gb to cpu and 12 gb to the gpu.
You should check to see if unique hardware like this work on Windows IOT Canary builds since the newest types of hardware are tested on these early preview builds.
4:15 Always Shift+F10 and use diskpart. 'Select disk [#]' and 'clean'. Messing around with that partition window is for the birds.
Highly considering getting one of these and using it as my first real Linux machine aside from the Steamdeck
oh my gosh, you added a hyphen!
great video ! , can you do a video on gtx 980 its been 11-12 years that its been delivering , would love to see it in action once more. Thank you