Looks pretty useable to me
main account for candyman337@lemmy.world because it’s down so often
Looks pretty useable to me
https://youtu.be/WdHF1x-jK4I?si=yZhogz0lVxeY3Nqw
This thing is larger in size but is a similar form factor. For PC gaming I don’t see anything getting much smaller than this for another few years at least. This thing is really cool though, this to me looks like the most viable handheld for on the go PC gaming I’ve seen. Really short battery life tho.
I think once arm starts to become more common, and/or other RISC based platforms gain mainstream traction, more games will work on ARM based processors, and in turn we’ll start to see smaller and longer lasting PC gaming handhelds with arm based chips. Or at the least, handhelds with PC graphic quality.
But it will happen eventually, you’d blow someone from the 90’s mind if you showed them a 3Ds, it all just takes time.
WiFi repeaters are not a great way to extend WiFi range and will def get you slower network speeds. So that’s probably why
I really miss Google’s original mesh router setup, it was so painless, almost plug and play. But of course, they bought a company and it got absorbed by their nest mesh system, which is more expensive and from what I understand more annoying. And now their old WiFi routers are in support limbo.
But if they can set up a repeater, I feel like they can setup a mesh system. I was able to do it through my Asus app on my phone pretty quickly. The only issue I had was with a used router I got off eBay being finicky about reliably remembering it’s mesh setup once it had been unplugged. Something wrong with the cmos or something.
Oops, fixed, cut me some slack I was half asleep and I had an edible last night lol. And some of those Asus gaming routers do look like mechs haha
I would suggest a mesh router system rather than a repeater. A lot of Asus’s modern routers can be added to their mesh system, Netgear has a good system as well
Are you downloading hvec content? Because if so that buffering is because of transcoding maxing out your cpu or GPU not network
Ooh very nice, share that config file bro
Looks pretty useable to me