dav1d 
dps910@freedombits.org
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just have to deal with graphics settings tho to get good fps, not like a console that just works and plays good
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ampersandrew
ampersandrew@mastodon.world@dps910 My wife uses it daily docked. I use it when I'm out of town for the weekend handheld.
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gleb.zhulik
zhulik@mastodon.online@dps910 only handheld, it's not powerful enough to play any serious games in a modern tv
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Snacks
snacksBut then, it's broken anyway
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Q.U.I.N.N.
icedquinn@blob.cat
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Snacks
snacks
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Q.U.I.N.N.
icedquinn@blob.cat
need an actual repair tech all i can do is make little throughole stuff
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I have LCD. would like to upgrade to OLED at some point or buy a prebuilt pc/other handheld .
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best we can do is 16fps
60fps PC, open world, guns
gleb.zhulik
zhulik@mastodon.online@dps910 not my case, i don't play indie nor use emulators. Any relatively new AAA game hardly reaches 30fps handheld and is nearly unplayable when docked not to mention horrible picture when upscaling from 720p to 4k
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\\mellow
mellow@mas.to@dps910 docked for couch coop games, handheld for solo stuff. So 50/50 really.
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@dps910 Mostly handheld. The dock I have is nice, but things get a little wonky sometimes when I disconnect it. But things might change when the new Steam controller releases. I love those little track pads.
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Jonas Trostle
jonas_trostle@mastodon.online@dps910 handheld, mostly. I like to sit on the couch and not feel like I'm monopolizing the whole living room by taking over the TV
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