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YouTuber shows Vega GPU running FSR 4 with experimental build of OptiScaler and leaked Proton version of FSR 4.1.1

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By Aaron Klotz
| TweakTown Verified
Someone has figured out a way to get FSR 4.1.1 working on AMD's Vega architecture, despite FSR 4 only being supported on RDNA 3 and RDNA 4 GPUs at the time of writing. YouTube channel yoyosan published a video showing FSR 4.1.1 working on an AMD Instinct MI50 GPU from 2018 with better performance than FSR 4.0.2c. The YouTuber stated that a few things had to come together for them to get FSR 4.1.1 running at all on the Vega GPU.
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Steam Machine loses up to 20% of its performance with its out-of-the-box single 16GB DDR5 SO-DIMM

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By Aaron Klotz
| TweakTown Verified
Thanks to the AI boom, Valve has opted to ship the Steam Machine with a single 16GB DDR5 SO-DIMM to offset supply issues in the current memory market. Sadly, this configuration also causes performance regressions due to the Steam Machine's memory sub-system not running in a dual-channel configuration. Gamers Nexus on YouTube benchmarked the performance difference between the Steam Machine's out-of-the-box single-channel setup and its dual-channel configuration by filling both slots.
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MetaPCs launches first SteamOS 3 prebuilt gaming PC with Ryzen 5 9600X, RX 7600 and 16GB of RAM

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By Aaron Klotz
| TweakTown Verified
MetaPCs is launching a new prebuilt gaming PC with SteamOS installed, making it one of, if not the first, pre-built manufacturers to ship a product with the same operating system powering the Steam Deck and Steam Machine. Dubbed the "Steamroller", the SteamOS-powered pre-built starts at $1,299 and comes in a Micro-ATX form factor. The Steamroller is geared towards Steam Machine buyers as an alternative solution featuring fully upgradable parts.
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