I think that for running games locally on the Frame, for anything other than games designed specifically to be gentle on a battery — and many games are not, unfortunately — you’re also really going to need to leave it plugged into a powerbank. The internal battery just isn’t that large relative to what the device can draw.
pcgamer.com/…/steam-frame-specs-availability/
The battery included on the Steam Frame is a 21 Wh model. The Snapdragon system-on-chip gobbles up around 20 W at full power—that’s how much it’ll likely use while playing a game locally in standalone mode. From this, we can expect around an hour of playtime without additional charge.
theterrasque@infosec.pub 2 weeks ago
It’s using an x86 compatibility layer, pex i think it was called. So apparently you will be running windows x86 games on it.
termaxima@slrpnk.net 2 weeks ago
That is nice, but Hades II is hardly my idea of a hard benchmark to clear. Looks like a fun game, though !
pressanykeynow@lemmy.world 2 weeks ago
Wonder how long it could run standalone on decent fps.