When I’ve been playing games lately, I tick the button for it to play in that games profile for power/performance but they all go to 90 Hz, and none of the other settings are different, so am I supposed to create these profiles? I thought that maybe they were pre adjusted. I’m not really sure how that works, anyone?
This was a nice report, thanks. It’s good to hear the games run so well.
Just the epic game store? what about for battlenet and EA?
Jesus they aren’t as bad as "LOOK mine came in the mail today. Look, heres a picture of it, its a steam deck. This is a picture of my steam deck I bought that came in the mail . So here’s a whole thread with a picture for it. " who the FUCK cares you got yours in the mail? Mines coming tomorrow, I couldnt possibly imagine anyone would care. People that post those threads must be extremely lonely and even if they have people in their lives the people probably don’t care at best or are cringe-barrassed for you for buying a video game toy like an 8 year old
I found a site ShareDeck via googling people posting about it here 8 months ago but it doesn’t seem that people use it a whole ton. It could be very useful it’s just that more people need to use it and make reports.
So a question, i mentioned it in my last post but I’m not sure if anyone will see it cause its an edit but the per game profiles are those made by valve or et by the Deck initially? For example I loaded up The Divosion and Persona 4 and when I toggled the per game profiles in the performance blade, it had those games set at 90hz and no other settings were changed. Yes they both looked great but I’m interested in balancing for battery life and smooth gameplay. There are a bunch of settings (that I have no idea what they mean) that I would think I could tweak to get better battery life at good performance.