Generally that’s up to them. I don’t think you’ll get a definitive answer. If there’s a surplus on new in box units and they’re short on refurbs you’d probly get a new unit. If they’ve got plenty of refurbs ready to go that’s probably what you’ll get. You’re not likely to get back your specific deck as it’s faster/easier to toss yours in a “fix” pile and ship out a unit ready to go.
I’ve been going back and forth. My dead sub pixel isn’t dead center and isn’t noticeable during gaming unless I’m looking for it and honestly I play docked most the time.
My worry / paranoia is they’ll replace the panels with Samsung ones, which I don’t want. The BOE panel is wonderful minus the pixel. I figure I’ll hold off until people start reporting on their rma replacements. Everything else about my LE is great.
The local transfers are pretty meh imo. Not sure why, guessing something valve needs to fix/work on.
If your interactions with them were as vague as this post I’m not surprised you’re getting nowhere.
Most vendors hold onto additional new stock for rma/warranty claims.
No sense in streaming games it can handle, it’ll just consume 10x the power for the same performance. However on heavier games sure. My D4 playtime has pretty much exclusively been on my deck since release and 90% of that streamed from another pc in my basement.
Wattage won’t be an issue, but make sure it’s a decent inverter, some of them can put out some pretty dirty power.
Is there any reason you’re using an inverter? Going from DC to AC back to DC isn’t the most straight forward approach.
Why not just use a dock?
As for being possible it should be if you have an android TV or something that supports steam link.
Why not just a hdmi plug? I’ve got a hdmi dummy plug and it supports pretty much everything. I don’t think it explicitly has 90hz, but has 60/120/240. I just chose 120 and cap fps at 90 in game, or you can probably do it globally as well.
/r/windowsondeck
Should be fine.
I started with unbound dns blacklists and then moved to adguard home. Dns based blocking is just easier and covers the whole LAN imo, I didn’t want to deal with various extensions on all my machines/devices.
It’s still not bullet proof but it’s good enough for me. While you don’t need a VPN, I run one so my phone is on it while away from home. That was two fold, dns based blocking and screw my cell carrier getting to snoop. Well and off course I wanted to learn how to setup a VPN server 😁
It’s velcro into the outer shell.