Tucked into their FAQ about the Steam Machine release was a mention about making your own Steam Machine by installing steamOS to a computer you already have. AMD only for now.
Tucked into their FAQ about the Steam Machine release was a mention about making your own Steam Machine by installing steamOS to a computer you already have. AMD only for now.
AMD only forever unless you want to reinstall nvidia drivers every month, because the cunts will never support linux properly
Tbh not even the fucking Windows drivers work properly either. In all my years of gaming every single time I’ve had an issue with my Nvidia GPU it’s the fucking drivers not working properly. Ranging from wild performance benches in games that only work on one specific driver, but fucks up the rest of my library, to crashes that cause me to force restart.
Once I switched over to AMD with my 580 back in the day, drivers have been absolutely seamless. Fuck that DLSS shit and fuck Nvidia. I just want my $500 GPU to work properly.
To work properly, and not catch on fire… Yea
The open source Nvidia drivers are coming along nicely I hear.
I’ll believe it when I see it
I have an HTPC I put together running EndeavourOS with an RTX 2060 Super. Haven’t had a single issue with it in the ~6 months I’ve had it up and running. Handles every game I’ve thrown at it really well
Where did you hear it? The only I read was NVIDIA driver support for the Steam OS, not this year btw, but nothing about open source drivers.
Mainly just that there’s constant improvements happening. I’m not sure how far behind it still is, but constant improvements are nice.
For example, I saw a story in my RSS feeds this morning that the open source Nvidia driver just got DLSS support.