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| System Name | Old Gateway / Steam Deck OLED LE |
|---|---|
| Processor | i5 4440 3.1ghz / Jupiter 4c 8t |
| Motherboard | Gateway / Valve |
| Cooling | Eh it doesn't thermal throttle |
| Memory | 2x 8GB JEDEC 1600mhz DDR3 / 16gb DDR5 6400 |
| Video Card(s) | RX 560D 4GB / Navi II 8CU |
| Storage | 240gb 2.5 SSD / 1TB nvme |
| Display(s) | Dell @ 1280*1024 75hz / 800p OLED |
| Case | Gateway / Valve LE |
| Audio Device(s) | Gateway Diamond Audio EMC2.0-USB 5375U ($15 a long ass time ago), Valve |
| Power Supply | 380w oem / 65w valve USB-C |
| Mouse | Purple Walmart special, 1600dpi. Black desk mat |
| Keyboard | SteelSeries Apex 100 / virtual |
| VR HMD | Lmao |
| Software | Windows 10 / Steam OS |
| Benchmark Scores | It can run Crysis (Original), Doom 2016, and Halo MCC. SD LE 45fps |
I found an older sony trinitron wega hd tv. Its a 34 inch capable of 720p and 1080i. Right now I have it connected via red green blue cables and another set of audio for sound. It works ok but there is the issue of overscan. I can't turn it off. I used the nvidia control panel to compensate by making a custom res but can't moge the position of the desktop so I still get some cut off. The tv has a hdcp dvi port meant for hd dvd. I was wondering if using this connection instead would help with overascan. The tvs model is kv-34h5510, one of the 5s could be an S
