MiraiShikimi

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[–] MiraiShikimi@lemmy.world 1 points 7 months ago

I don't want anything special tho.

Like give me 35-50% better performance and 35-50% better battery life and I am happy. This should be possible, after all iirc the CPU of the deck is 4 generations old and the GPU 2 generations. I mean the battery life we already got with the oled version so only the performance is missing

[–] MiraiShikimi@lemmy.world 1 points 7 months ago* (last edited 7 months ago) (3 children)

In bg3 even with lowest settings I had 20 fps, in the last arc I had 2 fps even with 240p... I tired cyberpunk recently and it ran with 30 fps diped some times, which is playable I guess but my battery lasts 30-45 min... And the same issue I have the same issue with all AAA games, I can lower the settings to make them playable at 40 fps, but my battery life is so short that it's not even worth playing.

In the first place with this it's best to just compare price to performance with the competitors and even now the steam deck has lost its lead, and it will only get worse if Asus releases a better performing device every year.

The same thing happened with the valve index.

[–] MiraiShikimi@lemmy.world 1 points 7 months ago (5 children)

Cuz there are a lot of games that it can not run due to performance? I mean there are a lot of games on my wishlist that are waiting for a steam deck 2 so I can actually play them if i buy them... On top of that I have the OG LCD version and it's not worth for me to upgrade to the OLED, a steam deck 2 on the other hand

 

I was thinking of getting something I wear 24/7 for monitoring my heart rate etc. and since I have a samsung phone the default choice was a samsung smartwatch. The other alternatives I found recommended were American (garmin, fitbit, apple...) but are there any European alternatives? I kinda expected europe to lead with this kind of health related things tbo.

 

cross-posted from: https://lemmy.world/post/26295917

I have been looking into some stuff and for now the Philips oneblade looks like the most interesting option to me, does someone maybe have experience with it? How long do the blades last? Or are there any other alternatives you would recommend?

 

I have been looking into some stuff and for now the Philips oneblade looks like the most interesting option to me, does someone maybe have experience with it? How long do the blades last? Or are there any other alternatives you would recommend?