Every game I play has unstable frametimes, either frametime spikes once a minute or once every 10 seconds, or framtimes that go wildly up whenever you input. The same games on Windows either run without a hitch or just need a tweak in the nvidia control panel to get rid of an issue. On steam deck of course there's nothing you can do but open a ticket which they won't reply to. Even Valve's own game, Aperture Desk Job, which I assume is Linux native, and which was made specifically and only for the Steam D...

Or did it just show up on your porch/in your mailbox? I ordered my OLED yesterday and haven't gotten a ship email yet, but I did get the order confirmation. I work in shipping and receiving so I know processing can sometimes take time before something's ready to ship, but it's been almost 24 hours now, and I ordered on a Monday so it's not like they're off for the weekend. Impatient boy. Eager....

When docking the steam deck to my tv, it is a 1136x768 i believe and still the ui doesnt seem to be able to fit in fully to the tv, is there anyway to resize the ui to conform to the tv?

I am running cheat engine while playing a single player game. When I switch to Cheat Engine from the running game, it’s frozen and won’t respond. I’m a noob when it comes to this stuff, and would appreciate a step by step tutorial on how to use Cheat Engine while playing a game. Note: I am not using a trainer, just need to adjust values...

Hey, has anyone used the vibrant deck and could tell me if it's similar to the Steam Deck Oled screen?