AWhat are the options for docks
Sno clue, haven't done much research cuz I wanna run linux on it
Swhich is why I went to ask here
Sif bazzite could support eGPUs
AIf windows could support egpus
AWhich dock would you buy
Si don't really wanna run windows preferrably
Sbut I'd have to look into it
Sas I said I haven't done that yet
AFrom what I looked into it
AIf you want an egpi
SeGPUs I've seen were like $600 or so I thought
ABuy the ally with the stupid xgmobile thing
SI don't like the ally
Sat all
SI want the go specifically cuz of the way the hardware all is
Sthe controllers looks sick
Sbig fan of "FPS Mode"
AIt's eh I used it once
Sand the detachacble controllers look sick
KI'm telling you it's goofy
Klook up ETA PRIME's video, he's the only one dumb enough to connect a 4090 to a legion go
AI only played with them detached once
Kand it struggles to push past 60 fps
KeGPUs on a handheld aren't worth it
Slemme look at it
Sso should I just wait for handhelds to improve then?
Smy goal is to have an all-in-one device and it looked like the power might be there
AFor egpus to improve lol
AAsus has that right now although I'ma be honest with you
Kthey won't
Kthis idea isn't worth exploring, IMO
AI looked at the switching script for it on Linux, it's jank
Kyou will always have a handheld that is behind what a desktop can do, connecting a desktop GPU to it is a recipe for a bottleneck
ABut it exists so it will work in Linux
Kit only makes sense if you have the hardware sitting around unused
SI'm OK being behind desktops
Sas I said I don't need the most high end stuff
SI just want something that can do solid video editing, recording, and can run most games
AThe go CPU is fast though on desktop I can confirm that it's quite powerful
Swith a solid form factor
AAnd it can run most games
AAt 1000p
S1080p is perfectly fine for me
Ksounds like a legion go with no egpu to me
Kplenty powerful for that workload
Smy laptop rn is 2k and I barely notice
AMe too tbh
MWell. I guess I need to join a Windows server. Lol! I'll only be here after I get my Linux virtual machine up and running.
