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I've been testing out 86box and I've noticed that audio playback (I've been trying SB16 and GUS) uses a significant amount of processing power and it appears to not be parallel to the CPU emulation.

What I mean is I can emulate the P2-450MHz and if I benchmark it, the performance is what I expect meaning my system can handle it if it's just the CPU being loaded (in fact, even the faster 533MHz benches what I'd expect). But if audio is playing a the same time, then emulation speed actually drops from 100% indicating that I've ran out of headroom in the host.

Fair enough, I don't actually need 450MHz but I'm curious about the audio. Is it all on the same core and not able to run independen

Showing my age here. I'm not great at many games so I often like to consult a guide. What I'd like to do is to be able to quickly swap to a text guide, scroll and read then swap back to the game and continue on. Or it could be an overlay that could be turned off and on, as long as I can actually scroll the text file.

This is obviously really easy on Android handhelds but I'm hoping something similar would be possible with Linux ones as I'm eyeing the Trimui Brick.

Does anyone know if there's a handheld that has a Linux firmware that can do this?

I'm looking at the VXE Mad R+ but it occurred to me that I'd likely need their software running in order to program the side buttons? This really is just a nice to have but I just want to be able to plug the mouse into other computers and having those buttons already programmed.

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The Paperwhite 2024 is a really great device. It has amazing battery life, is just about as fast as a tablet and the screen itself looks sharp when looking directly at it or even from an angle if it's top, bottom, left, or right. My unit even has a perfect frontlight.

But something bugged me. Every once in a while, there seemed to be a haze over the text. It could be where I'm looking at directly or to the side of it, just enough to bother me. And I think I've finally captured the difference in a photo.

When using a reflection of a line of light from a window, it's

A big thanks to the developers of Proxmox and the community support from which I was able to learn from and get my small home server set up. It was remarkably easy and really shows how well done everything is now. It was fun and makes me really happy to have done this migration.

Hardware:

• i3-7100, H110M-A/M.2, 32GB RAM, 1TB NVME SSD, 4x SATA HDD, RTL812 2.5GbE NIC

Original Setup:

• Windows 10 on the NVME for Storage Spaces (!)
• VMware Workstation Debian VM using Docker for Immich and Suwayomi

End Setup:

• Windows 10 VM with SATA controller passthrough
• Debian VM with UHD630 iGPU passthrough for hardware transcoding in Immich
• Proxmox Backup Server VM

Steps:

My

My left stick stopped working. The L3 click works but none of the directions appears to register. I opened up the RGB30 and tried reinserting the ribbon cable three times without any avail.

Anything else I can try? I've just ordered some switch sticks from Ali Express but is there anything else I should be checking?

Does anyone know if it's possible to bind the analog sticks to hotkeys? It doesn't seem possible in the frontend but could some value be manually entered into the config files?

tl;dr, if you want inflated 3DMark scores at the cost of stability, install the December 23.12.1 AMD Adrenalin drivers to get up to 3000 score in Time Spy. Stable drivers are the October 23.10.2 drivers which is only 5% slow specifically in 3DMark.

There's been some consternation about expect 3DMark scores as well as the default performance of the GPD Win Mini so I've done a clean Windows 11 Home 23H2 install without installing any Windows Updates. The only drivers that were installed are the "GPD WIN Mini Drivers v3.2 11/02/2023" from https://gpd.hk/gpdwinminifirmwaredriver and it includes the November 23.11.1 AMD Adrenalin drivers.

By default, the Win Mini is set to 15W TDP and

You don't have to spend hours setting up your Retroid Pocket (2+/3/3+ only)!

This guide is intended to be the quickest way to get your ROMs listed and the Retroid Pocket ready to play. You can always tweak settings, customize the look, apply widescreen hacks and fix mislabeled games LATER so don't stress for hours before you even get to play with your new toy.

RetroArch [GB][GBC][GBA][NES][SNES][MS][GEN][GG][SCD][PS1]
Drastic [NDS] **PAID APP**
M64Plus FZ [N64]
Yaba Sanshiro 2 [SAT]
redream [DC]
PPSSPP [PSP]

If you want to pre-load your games on an SD card, please read this (I highly recommend using your SD card as portable): https://www.redditmedia.com/r/