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Does not have twelve inches...
4 months from now your PS4 won't be able to play PS3 games.
ICE COLD.
4 months from now your PS4 won't be able to play PS3 games.
I have a question:
I have a laptop which is 4-5 years old and I was thinking of replacing it next year.
I don't play games on it because mine is not powerful enough for a lot of games 5I would if it was powerful enough though)
Also, the screen doesnt work anymore (all black) so I hooked it up to my tv.
What I'm wondering is if someone like me, who uses a computer a lot but not for games should also be interested in SteamMachines ? Or is it very specific to gaming, ie you won't be able to use programs such as Ableton live or FL Studio for example ?
Should someone who uses his PC mostly for the internet or office tasks (but who is willing to play some games on pc) go for a traditional PC or a steammachine ?
I have a question:
I have a laptop which is 4-5 years old and I was thinking of replacing it next year.
I don't play games on it because mine is not powerful enough for a lot of games 5I would if it was powerful enough though)
Also, the screen doesnt work anymore (all black) so I hooked it up to my tv.
What I'm wondering is if someone like me, who uses a computer a lot but not for games should also be interested in SteamMachines ? Or is it very specific to gaming, ie you won't be able to use programs such as Ableton live or FL Studio for example ?
Should someone who uses his PC mostly for the internet or office tasks (but who is willing to play some games on pc) go for a traditional PC or a steammachine ?
Naughty dog, sucker punch, etc are only on PS4.
I'm guessing this machines will focus on GPU and not CPU. If you want it for other things I wouldn't buy this (unless it's just for Facebook and Youtube).
I think it's aimed at people who use it almost exclusively for gaming. For you it would be like buying a Wii to watch Netflix.
Except the keep stating that SteamOS is designed for TV play. Yes I know they support Kb/M but why are you posting comments like this when the whole service is based around controllers?stop using a control method that is a complete joke.
Alienware and other companies already sell gaming desktops, will this come at a cheaper price for equivalent power?
Not sure what to think about this. I have a PC so it doesn't seem like it's for me.
Doubtful. This is about setting standards for HTPCs. The only significant savings might be the Windows license, which is not all that expensive for OEMs anyway.Alienware and other companies already sell gaming desktops, will this come at a cheaper price for equivalent power?
The PC hardware market is already cutthroat. Margins are generally slim.Competition = lower price.
I'm sorry I still don't get it.
We had Big Pic for a while. Playing on a TV is not a novelty anymore.
Is this an actual device that I can play games on or does it just go hand-in-hand with SteamOS meaning I have to have a dedicated gaming rig or pc to run steam off of?
You can play games with a Linux port on it.
So it's an actual machine I would be able to install linux ported games on? I understand that it's all linux based.
Naughty dog, sucker punch, etc are only on PS4.
Funny how once Sucker Punch was purchased by Sony their catalog of forgettable mediocre games became instant classics.
Is this an actual device that I can play games on or does it just go hand-in-hand with SteamOS meaning I have to have a dedicated gaming rig or pc to run steam off of?
We don't know how compatible SteamOS will be with existing Linux software, but we do know that it'll be an open system. Worst case, someone has to port the software to this particular distribution.
There are multiple tiers of Steam machine.
Cheaper ones for Streaming and media, more expensive ones for dedicated gaming.
They are meant to be an open platform. Upgrade the hardware, install whatever software you want, dual boot windows, whatever.
Sounds intriguing. A shame that they aren't giving any more info regarding specs of the machines.
Naughty dog, sucker punch, etc are only on PS4.
I've been waiting for this announcement for some time now.
It's a lot more underwhelming than what I would've expect from Valve. Wait and see I guess.
Probably because they won't be released until mid 2014.
By then we might have the die shrink of the Intel CPUs, new 800 series GPUs, and 9000 series is out next month.
What I am getting at is PC hardware shifts dramatically on a regular basis.
Engineers from Valve and NVIDIA have spent a lot of time collaborating on a common goal for SteamOS: to deliver an open-platform gaming experience with superior performance and uncompromising visuals directly on the big screen.
NVIDIA engineers embedded at Valve collaborated on improving driver performance for OpenGL; optimizing performance on NVIDIA GPUs; and helping to port Valve’s award-winning content library to SteamOS; and tuning SteamOS to lower latency, or lag, between the controller and onscreen action.
The only exclusives that matters right?
Probably because they won't be released until mid 2014.
By then we might have the die shrink of the Intel CPUs, new 800 series GPUs, and 9000 series is out next month.
What I am getting at is PC hardware shifts dramatically on a regular basis.
You could run Dolphin on Windows, but I hear the Linux version of Dolphin is just as good. I don't know first hand, but many people are very happy with the Linux build.So with a Steam Machine, could I potentially run Dolphin on Windows? I only have a macbook right now but i've been wanting to try Dolphin out for a while. If this is possible i'm there day one.
Oh, and I need some friends on steam! Add me: Nub in a tub
So what's everyone's thoughts on the third announcement being about input? Wearable computers?
The trackball biometric controller that I covet so much.So what's everyone's thoughts on the third announcement being about input? Wearable computers?