ich_hab_deine_Nase@alien.topOPBtoSteam Deck@hardware.watch•Let's check if you have Samsung or BOE OLED panel inside your DeckEnglish
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10 months agoTo check what? All non-LE are Samsung, LE are BOE. 512GB glossy will have a Samsung panel.
To check what? All non-LE are Samsung, LE are BOE. 512GB glossy will have a Samsung panel.
Even tough that’s an interesting PoC, I wouldn’t rely on an unofficial method to overclock the panel or make the purchasing decision depending on that. But the potentially possible VRR sounds very interesting.
That’s up to you. If it bothers you, probably yes. If it doesn’t, no.
It looks like so far, there were more dead pixel issues reported with BOE panels, which seem to be more common on the LE Deck.
I have my go-to games that I periodically return to for short gaming sessions or speedrunning, like GTA V, Witcher 3, all Half-Life games, etc. So those games have always to be installed without the option to uninstall them. Add 1-2 current AAA games to that I’m playing simultaneously plus couple of more recent emulated games like BotW or TotK, and your 512GB drive is pretty much full. In my case, 1TB may be sufficient. But if I go through the trouble of upgrading my storage anyway, why not put a 2TB drive inside, just to be sure.