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Blurry photos, but RIP.
I sleep a bit better at night after having added a TG Wireview Pro but eh, I'm still not confident I won't have issues as I intend to keep the card for a long time in this economy.
Yea, the warranty is the bare minimum sadly. :(
But their new cooling system (vaper chamber and a heatsink that covers everything inside, RAM and SSD included) and the pricing got me convinced to try it (my unit has 24GB of soldered 6400Mhz RAM and a 1TB SSD, a luxury in this economy). It...
I got the Beelink Ser9 for a few days (non Pro, but same components), the cooling is very very good and you can definitely make it quiet!
The default fan curve however (which reviewers found "silent" at 32db 1m away) is actually extremely agressive, with about 1300rpm idle. Under load the CPU...
I didn't need beta channels or anything. I have older drivers (596 something) and simply setting preset to "recommended" (using nvidia inspector, not nvapp though) enabled preset F in games. I used the overlay to check the preset, but nvinspector allows shows that the latest DLSS dll was...
Yea you can block it, also making your network connection "metered" will prevent such auto-downloads.
But it can be problematic to have those settings on permanently, as they will block auto-updates you do need, like when you plug in a USB device that needs to auto install drivers and whatnot.
Yea I find it interesting how RGB basically turns WOLED into a less power efficient QD-OLED with better text rendering, but ultimately this one model is probably too compromised for me too.
Low HDR brightness, a fan, 165hz, and 39" is close to my preferred size, but I'd still prefer bigger.
If your games run with stable enough performance it shouldn't be visible, other than during loading screens and the occasional traversal/shader stutters in some games.
That or VRR is not actually enabled, then it will never flicker. Which is the more likely answer.
I really doubt the banding changes after a few hours or even a pixel refresh cycle. It's kinda like headphones/speakers "breaking-in", it's just our brain getting used to something rather than a physical change in the hardware (measurements have been countless times with audio stuff).
Unless...
Really depends on the game.
At 4k 48" I find performance dlss 4.5 to be more than fine in general, in some games even ultra perf looks good enough, though there is definitely more shimmering and softness in motion which in some games is absolutely unpleasant (like say, Indiana Jones dense...
Neither of those use cases relies on the Quest PC app though : P
I've never had issues with the standalone experience and Virtual Desktop also runs with the headset in standalone mode so yeah, no problems there.
Yeah the software side of things isn't good. Mine takes a few tries to start Link nowadays, where it used it work first try. I should have blocked updates I pretty much never use the headset standalone anyway...
Shame since the hardware is great, lenses and comfort are absolutely wonderful.
There's also a good number of extremely popular multiplayer games (many high in the list on Steam) that are not playable on Steam OS because of their anti-cheat, further reducing the customer base for such machines. https://areweanticheatyet.com/
The irony is many of them would run decently on...