Nah I think it works well. If an instance sucks, it's easy enough to use a similar community on a different instance. If an instance dies, it's easy enough to move the community to a different instance. We've seen it happen already. Way better than Reddit.
I never said "every" or "none" on either side. But the heavy games often do not hit that bar or even get close to it. If all you need is a single example of a game hitting 4k120fps in order to consider it a 4k/120 system, well you can always run Quake 1 (with a source port) at that quality lol.
It's just a bit of a stretch. I really only jumped in cause of the original comment about "4k/240" which has since been deleted anyways. Calling PS5 a 4k/120 system is reaching, but whatever. You can parrot their marketing material instead of assessing the real world results of the actual graphically demanding games.
Many AAA/high end games run at lower internal resolutions and/or frame rates on PS5/XSX. Otherwise PSSR would not have been a hyped marketing feature, they'd just run games at native 4k on PS5 Pro, but no, it needs PSSR.
The deck is weak yeah, much weaker, so there's no need to embellish. PS5 runs plenty of games even below 1080p/60fps. Output is rarely the same as the actual rendering resolution.
You can't just look at the output resolution, otherwise that makes the PS5 and PS5 Pro equivalent in most games, which obviously doesn't make sense. You need to analyze the internal resolution, image quality, average frame rate instead of peak frame rate, graphics settings, etc
I'm not arguing against your point of the Deck being poor value if you just want to plug it into a TV and let it sit there.
What console does 4k/240hz?? Even PS5 Pro can't do 4k/60fps in most games, and usually it's at lower graphics settings too, Digital Foundry does pixel counting and frame rate tests
I setup dual boot on my dad's computer, and getting the printer working and shared on the network was easier in Linux than in Windows. I gave up on Windows and just told him to boot into Linux if they need to print anything lol.
It's too bad the 10-series Linux drivers aren't updated anymore. I put Bazzite on my friend's computer, but it doesn't support the Gaming Mode and has to boot into regular desktop mode instead, then Steam starts in Big Picture mode. Not a huge difference but not quite as slick, maybe uses slightly more resources too.
I haven't played all these but they look cool, maybe worth checking out: Pumpkin Jack, Spark the Electric Jester 3, and Sonic Robo Blast 2 (it's free, not on Steam)
I really liked the first episode. The way it showed everything after the time skip was just great. My parents finally started watching the show and are already starting season 5 lol, they're loving it.
Epic screenshot