KNo. But if the game is capped at 60fps, and your display is 120hz, it can generate the other 60 frames.
Foh, interpolation
KIt's probably down to personal preference at that point but some people prefer having 120 fps on a 120hz.
KI'm basic and run 60hz displays usually cause I simply don't notice much difference in games so long as I'm at a locked 60 unless i'm doing a direct side-by-side comparison.
KI'm sure some people are audiophile level extra about displays and would consider that blasphemy 
KDLSS3 starts to look good at 40+ internal FPS and starts feeling good at 60+ internal. Until recently, there were stil motion artifacts which is why i feel so strongly about LS. Most people are gonna use it to achieve 30 or 60 visual FPS, which it's just not gonna be good for in anything but Turn-based games.
I really don't feel like i'm being radical here in suggesting the tech be used as recommended by the providers lol.
I really don't feel like i'm being radical here in suggesting the tech be used as recommended by the providers lol.
AIt's essentially a write-up of the video I watched
LI think it's a certain sensitivity. I have audiophile gear in the low-mid range because I can tell the difference up to that point and no higher.
When it comes to displays, I'm more sensitive to the differences.
When it comes to food texture, I'm less sensitive
When it comes to displays, I'm more sensitive to the differences.
When it comes to food texture, I'm less sensitive
KWith LS's LSFG x2 on my Go, the only time I've encountered artifacts is on stairs in games where the camera actually follows the steps. x3 and x4 are a no-go, however. I hear they work okay on more powerful hardware than my little Z1 APU though.
FI prefer BFI over frame interpolation personally
Fnot for long, because of eye strain
KI mean I have HD650's for my headphones, I enjoy good quality audio, but after a certain point things just get ridiculous.
KThis is all subjective, ofc. but somewhat objective measurements put those treshholds i recited where they are. DF did those measurements. I'm happy this works for you, but i feel like we're wasting time one a combover when we could just be getting a hair-transplant.
KI'm not buying gold cables and $1000 headphones, or a 300hz gaming monitor when I don't run anything above 60 on my handheld or 120 on my desktop.
KNot on the Legion Go we aren't, unless AMFM2 gets enabled on Linux and in-games. And most games won't backwards add support even on Windows
K(assuming AFMF2 requires in-game support like DLSS does)
KI haven't tried afmf2
KMost games also start to lose simulation-speed at sub 30 internal FPS. so when people use LS frame gen to hit 30 or reach for 60, it often won't alleviate those problems either.
It sets a behavior and expectation that runs counter to proper use, which is why i don't think the tech belongs on handhelds. It's like drinking soda through your nose. It works, but not ideal.
It sets a behavior and expectation that runs counter to proper use, which is why i don't think the tech belongs on handhelds. It's like drinking soda through your nose. It works, but not ideal.
AYou can grab a plane to turkey im fine with the combo er myself
AAnd I want it
ASo I'll dm the ls guy
KWhy would i go to Turkey?
A:clueless:
KIt works quite well to let me get higher display settings at 30 / 60 on many games on my go.
KNo no they renamed it. It's Türkiye now 
KWhich I really can't even fault. Köln gets called Cologne by Americans for some reason.
KI guess umlauts are hard.
KAs long as i don't get "we already have frame gen" as a response once DLSS3 frame gen rolls around, i won't object.
K
JDoes anyone have an issue with crackling and popping audio on resume on their Ally X?
MHey there, is there any way of setting Bazzite up so that when I boot up my steam deck it returns to the previous session it was in? For example, if I was in desktop mode, it returns to desktop mode, if I was in gaming mode it returns to gaming mode?
Nobara does this, but also doesn't have a gnome version for SD and has some serious stability issues (I am a big fan of it otherwise tho)
Nobara does this, but also doesn't have a gnome version for SD and has some serious stability issues (I am a big fan of it otherwise tho)
MI sometimes have this issue on my SD OLED
Zuhhh
how do i remove the bazzite startup/suspend animation from my gaming mode? after an update it just got forced upon me lol
how do i remove the bazzite startup/suspend animation from my gaming mode? after an update it just got forced upon me lol
VI have high cpu usage from /usr/bin/kwin_wayland after waking from sleep/suspend which drains battery fast
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MI think the portal (yafti) or a ujust command
Zi do mind it, i really want to use the steam deck oled's default anims and i don't really like those, i don't get why there isn't a switch somewhere 
Zcan't find it in yafti
MIt used to be there at least :clueless:
Hcant you change it in the steam ui?
MOh does the bazzite one show up in there? Wasn’t sure where it gets placed relative to the other movies.
Ahttps://distrowatch.com/dwres.php?resource=links#new everyone vote for bazzite here
News and feature lists of Linux and BSD distributions.
MToo late, I already voted for CryptoCurrency OS
Ai voted for bazzite again
Zignores the setting + still forces the suspend anim on me...
CBeen a few days since I last asked - any ideas on this very particular problem I have?
ROG Ally X running Bazzite. All works great handheld and docked. UNLESS it's outputting to one particular Samsung TV in my house. I have a Panasonic screen, and an LG screen - both work over HDMI fine. As soon as it's plugged into the Samsung however I get random audio drops of around half a second. Sometimes it's every five minutes or so, sometimes it's multiple times in a minute. It happens consistently either when under load or when the Ally is relatively idle. No blips appear on gamescope / mangohud, and there are no visual or performance glitches. Just audio.
I don't believe this is a Bazzite issue - but is there anything I can do within the KDE desktop to change how HDMI is output to see if there's any way to troubleshoot this issue? I've ordered a new HDMI box and cable for the TV (as it uses a stupid breakout box for input), but in the mean time, anyone got any ideas on anything I can explore just in case?
ROG Ally X running Bazzite. All works great handheld and docked. UNLESS it's outputting to one particular Samsung TV in my house. I have a Panasonic screen, and an LG screen - both work over HDMI fine. As soon as it's plugged into the Samsung however I get random audio drops of around half a second. Sometimes it's every five minutes or so, sometimes it's multiple times in a minute. It happens consistently either when under load or when the Ally is relatively idle. No blips appear on gamescope / mangohud, and there are no visual or performance glitches. Just audio.
I don't believe this is a Bazzite issue - but is there anything I can do within the KDE desktop to change how HDMI is output to see if there's any way to troubleshoot this issue? I've ordered a new HDMI box and cable for the TV (as it uses a stupid breakout box for input), but in the mean time, anyone got any ideas on anything I can explore just in case?
Hhmm we dont do anything but copy the files to uioverrides, we do not set any settings
maybe try delete the files from uioverrides and make the folder immutable using
maybe try delete the files from uioverrides and make the folder immutable using
chattr maybe that will work?APrayers help
Aunfortunately I think custom animations are still broken on bazzite: https://github.com/ublue-os/bazzite/issues/1487
GitHub
Describe the bug Seems animations settings arent preserved, bazzite workaround overrides them when starting steam in a deck image. What did you expect to happen? Bazzite default animations should b...
AUnplugging the tv and plugging it back in helps
