Just imagine what this saves in hosting bills

Only on Linux, because the HDMI forum didn’t allow AMD to write an open source driver with HDMI 2.1 features

Also PSA that Amazon Auto-Rip still exists for all CD and vinyl purchases you ever used your account for

But then you should also back up the optional downloadable install files for each game. Just using the launcher is not a fail proof way to keep your game collection

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It’s rough on windows too fwiw

Mac Mini M4 Pro can be ordered with up to 64GB shared memory

Money

You’re aware that there are Moonlight apps for these platforms, too right?

Setting per game frame limits and undervolting AMD GPUs is a lot more complicated than on Windows

Try again with the recent version, they updated it for current Debian Bookworm. If audio doesn’t work, you might have problems with the Steam streaming speaker driver on the host machine.

Fair enough, but it’s an option if people really want to stay on Windows. But using the chance to switch them to Linux is great

I have two machines on 23H2 and they still get security updates

Fourth option is forcing the Windows 11 update through Rufus

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This.

Or just run Jellyfin on your desktop and sync the phone app from time to time. Finamp even allows downloads, so no connection to the server needed at all times.

Would be surprised is these won’t become the cheapest option at 8TB. $1000 sounds like a placeholder price.

Luckily building a nuclear reactor doesn’t have any risks