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I guess the first one about charging sorts out the issue mentioned in the gamers nexus review. No news about streaming on Linux though.

I mean, I’m talking on my experience on the Steam Deck, but I think it still might apply. Load times are slower in general. I reckon if a game streams assets on the fly heavily (a GTA-like game, a heavy open world game), that might put it to the test. But I haven’t had cases where it just struggles to keep the game flow because of storage streaming speed. It’s just…you feel it installing and handling big file chunks is a slower process in general.

On a Steam Deck, it is noticeable. Some blame the SD reader itself, which might not give the best speeds, but there’s a noticeable difference between a very expensive very fast SD, and the still faster internal storage. Load times on heavy games groom the SD can be… Long.

Thanks! I was seeing if there was a way to do it while avoiding a full blown desktop PC case :(

Awesome, I have more or less easy access to Chinese products! I’m going to take a look at these!

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Thanks…I didn’t know about this. But this doesn’t resolve the initial question. What hardware could I use to have accelerated ollama, diffussion etc?

Thanks! I was considering using it perhaps to have a diffusion model? Or running ollama or similar without a RAM hit on my laptop or phone. Also whisper comes to mind, for Bazarr or other tools to use.

Where I live I have an interesting second hand market. I might be able to find something older like LTO5 at reasonable prices. I’m not sure however about the SAS to USB adapter…

Thanks…I had no idea about Wholphin. I’ll be trying it very soon. I was honestly hoping for some sort of way for people to notice the newer releases instead of the constant spamming from episodes they already might know about. Kinda how Netflix puts some titles on a bigger marquee than others. I reckon that involves a completely different skin, but not sure any does this.

Great initiative! But these are neither in steam nor gog right? Never heard of… Necrosoft.

Wow this one looks major, and possibly disruptive.