Putting Steam Deck OS on a pricey boy (ONEXPLAYER 2)
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Honestly i thumbs down 👎 because you failed to “to wait to download GrandTheft Auto 5” ….Bruh I’m sure most of your viewers would’ve wanted to see GTA5 on this handheld what a Bummer “WEEK SAUCE BRO‼️” I couldn’t even Finish watching 🤦♂️
pin of shame
Shame !
WEEK SAUCE BRO‼
@@Velamy😂😂😂😂 Ikr 😅
@@anthonyroman218 sir i was bullying you
when a steam deck and a Nintendo switch love each other very much
The Switch is 6x older than the Deck, disgusting
@@trustyvault13canteen32 lmao
The switch puts its joy-con up the steam deck usb-c port and produces electricity. Then a baby is made
And have macrosomia
The two worse looking things ever.
If you don't hurry up and put steam os on a switch to emulate switch games on your steam switch, I don't even know who you are anymore...
Well, rip that idea…
I love how your channel has essentially turned into essentially Dankpods for random computer tech.
I didn't realise until you pointed it out.
Although I do like the Aussie jargon
Eu amo o dankpods
Was literally just thinking abt that 5 minutes ago and see this comment lol
Except that’s what dankpods is
Yoooooooooo You're totally right
Time to start a series where you install SteamOS on progressively more like expensive hardware. Waiting for a supercomputer brand to send you a huge crate
can we get SteamOS on a Samsung Smart Fridge
@@xaroprismo7526portal 2 on a fridge
@@xaroprismo7526 if it has an unlocked bootloader and an x86 processor, sure! but usually those fridges use ARM cpus.
@@xaroprismo7526how would you do it?
@JoelGer1 Samsung smart fridges run android which can maybe run Linux/steamos
I completely agree with you in regards to the trackpads on the Steam Deck. With the pads, it makes menu and desktop navigation a lot easier on the Deck. It also opens up a lot of possibilities for games that heavily use or require a mouse, both in and out of Steam. As an example, something that I frequently do on my Steam Deck is play Flash games on it, and with Steam input, I can easily maps all of the necessary keyboard controls per Flash game on the Deck and use the trackpad for accurate mouse controls.
Wow based Flash game Steam Deck enjoyer. Never would I have thought that that would be a use case for it
@@BringusStudios It's a fun use case. It's not completely perfect, mainly stemming from Flash games having about half a second of audio delay for some reason despite the audio being fine on Windows, but it's nothing too bad. Many of the games that I tested work very well.
Insanely based, my man. Where are you finding copies of flash games?
@@Yixdy I'll be honest, it wasn't super simple. The method I used involved trying to download the games I wanted through looking at the page sources for Flash sites, which doesn't always work well. Plus, I imagine that methods like this may be harder to do now that many Flash sites have changed due to the program's shutdown.
Though there are still archives of a lot of different Flash games online. One of the bigger ones is BlueMaxima's Flashpoint, which is a program that allows you to download and load Flash games and animations within it, but it might be difficult to install on the Steam Deck from what I've seen.
OneXPlayers tech support is horrid. I have a friend who has been waiting half a year for his original OneXPlayer to be repaired, this turns me off from buying one, the money is better spent on an Aya Neo.
The Steam Decks controls are horrid personally.
bro got sent a 1500$ dolar device for free as a sponsorship (even if it's for a limited time) and criticized the shit out of the thing. Based tbh
The portable gaming scene is getting better and better
PC scene you mean
@@chriswright8074 Portable gaming scene. These are PCs but intended for gaming.
@@darukineo Laptops are also portable tho
And PC means personal computer
I watch over a empty warehouse for 12 hours on the weekend and the steam deck is a dream come true
@@Espartanica portable gaming PC scene*
I can't wait for you to put Steam Deck OS on the Steam Deck, will be funny
Nah we need Windows XP on that thing
I lol'd
"So this thing came with this weird customized version of windows called 'Stem OS' or something. It actually works pretty well, but you know what this channels all about! It's time to load up Steam OS on it and turn this Steam Deck into a Steam Deck!"
Would make for a great april fools video :D
I'm a dumb dumb you absolutely can use the controllers wirelessly, there's a middle piece thing that can connect them together that I missed
Gaming gaming gaming gaming gaming gaming keep on truckin boys
lmao nice
You should Test ReddDeadRedemption2 and
Cyberpunk 2077 those games pushes the steam deck pretty well
You should do a whole series of you installing steamOS on the most random systems possible! Like even intel Mac computers
In SteamOS, game properties let's you change the max res
Hogwarts legacy
The only reason why steam deck performed bad on the console emulator game is because theres currently a bug that reduces performance by a lot on the cpu side, it has to do with the smt and cache, if u would disabled smt it wouldve run at 60 or higher too, steam os will apparently patch this problem in the next big update
it's also easy to fix ourselves with powertools and disable smt manually for a game when its needed
Is it patched now?
@@soulreaper8944 nope until steamos 3.5 releases
@@soulreaper89443.5 is available on the preview channel!
also it was compiling shaders!
Needed a pick me up. Just finished my last day at my job and it was really hard saying goodbye to all my coworkers. Keep up the good work Bringus, I cant get enough of these vids for whatever reason lol
Good luck at your next job!
I've heard a lot of people with the ROG Ally hated using Windows on a touch screen too and considered Windows to be the worst part of the system. It's really amazing what Valve did with Steam to make it so pleasant to use on a handheld. The small touches like the touchpads and so on really make it hard to prefer other handhelds over it.
I returned the rog ally extreme for a 1tb steam deck oled, the ally is so much more powerful and is compatible with a lot more games, but something about the steam deck is hard to resist
@@Joe-qd7kd I love that the Steam Deck comes with Linux ootb, and bought mine to support Valve for all the work they've done on Linux. The biggest selling point for me though is the touchpads. I'm not used to analog sticks for shooters and find the touchpads to be easier to use.
As compatibility goes, I actually only have one game I play that doesn't work on Linux. I might get an SD card and install Windows to the card for it at some point.
@Chr0n0s38 that's what I'm planning on doing if I can figure it out
those people are just stupid, windows works great on touch screen
@@mysteryboyee Not really. Microsoft has been trying to make it work since 2008 or so and has never succeeded. There's a reason they gave up competing with Android tablets. Besides it's not just the touchscreen, controllers aren't a good input device for Windows either.
Im with you on the touchpads. These companies need to realize how important they are
Literally the Reason I Returned My ROG
Ally
I'll bet Windows would be slightly less painful with the touchpads too. Still not pleasant, but better.
I specifically want only a steam for the touchpads, there's really no effective way to play RTS games and games like Project Zomboid RimWorld etc without them, I'd be all over whatever handheld has the best "mouse" to it, throw an effective keyboard to it too and it's the king
Considering that a lot of laptop manufacturers still hasn't understood how important a good one is to a laptop it's really no surprise it's looked over on these devices.
I have the OXP2. It performs as we were told, it has a huge battery, "large" screen. It can be used as a gaming handheld, as a tablet and a mini PC. With the detachable controllers it is all those three. I love it.
I love seeing peoples shock at how well Doom runs. The power of the Vulkan API and proper optimization are truly unmatched.
@@kadupseAgreed. But I think OP was comparing Vulkan to OpenGL. Since Vulkan is lower level and faster than OpenGL, games generally perform better under it than they do under OpenGL. It ran well under DX12 too.
The fact windows 11 packages tiktok on the os makes me glad I'm moving to Linux
It's pretty good. Takes a lot of getting used to though. Manjaro is probably the easiest to swap to from windows
Can you get the actual excel and word on some Linux system ?
@@TheChocolatBlanc You mean the latest versions of it or something like apache office?
@@holographicfrog1503 I mean the same one as you’d get on Windows , something to be able to work on excel and words files at the very least .
@@TheChocolatBlanc onlyoffice
As cool as this is, I don't know if I can justify spending upwards of $1500 for one of these...but if it goes on sale then maybe
The rog ally will come at 120fps and will cost about 750 bucks
@@FunnyBloxYT yeah you cant get parts easily as the steam deck
@@blissband3601 according to who exactly?
@@nemesis8508 Since Valve worked together with iFixIt, officially ordering replacement parts Online is a breeze.
I'm unsure whether Asus will offer the same or a similar service for the Rog Ally. Would be great though, but I wonder what their quality assurance would be. The only thing I'm familiar with from Rog is their crazy expensive phones and laptops (besides their power supplies and such)
@@blissband3601What are you going to be replacing that often?
On the steam deck you can force the game to run at native resolution through the game properties in steam. You should be able to access that stuff.
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Damn i wanted to subscribe but it’s already done. Love your content, for the viewer it feels like we are right there with you, thank you for the informative and funny video man
You could do the RE demos. 7, Village, 2, 3 and 4 all have their demos and run well while pushing performance. RE4's demo even has ray-tracing.
You can change the gamescope resolution above 720p. Use -W - H in the Steam launch options for width and height, for example -W 3860 -H 2160 for 4K.
You actually don't even need to do that, there's a specific option in game properties when you're on Game Mode, for exactly this purpose. I tend to set my games at 1080p or above and work down from there.
You made my google speaker search for the meaning of "brevity" and turned on my xbox during this video, thanks.
Great video. Subscribed. Thanks!
Yo love the vids bro 😎
I usually don't comment on stuff but you truly are funny af dude. I just can't stop laughing watching your videos. Keep the same vibe dude .
Thanks man ✌️
Thanks to being blessed with having a job that pays me handsomely, I own both a Steam Deck and an Aya Neo 2. I still need to get my emulators and roms installed and configured on the Aya Neo 2, so for now if I want to play retro and console games, the Steam Deck is my go to handhold. PC games feel similar, I haven't tried pushing both systems to the max to gauge which console's better even though the Aya Neo 2 has a more powerful processor. The jury's still out, my only discovered preference was for the Onexplayer with the 5800U, the ergonomics and feel in hand appealed to me over the other consoles, it may have to do with it matching the size of my hands versuses the other handhelds. This appears to be a monster of a handhold but with the announcement of the Asus Ally and other 7840U handhelds coming in the near future, this device is too little too late, I don't know if they plan to release a new OXP with the 7840U but if they do, it could make the entire handheld market more interesting. The Asus Ally could also drive the price of these handhelds below the $1k+ asking price of the Aya Neo's, GPD's and OXP's.
Just stumbled across your channel today. I like you. You are fun and your videos are fun. Thanks for being a creator. Keep it up and I look forward to your other videos.
Yeah I totally agree with the trackpad statement, it makes such difference that for me it’s unusable without it, I always like to customize and with the steam deck it’s so much easier to do natively without plugging any external device than the joysticks,
I hope more companies adapt to it tbh.
I hope they don't, the trackpad is horrid. Totally unusable, they tried it on the Steam Controller and it sucked, thats one of the main reasons the Steam Deck sucks.
@@chdreturns the steam deck pads and the controller pads are completely different, like not the the same type of design, let alone the same part
Man get's his first "Sponsorship" for his channel, Doesn't Shill like every other youtuber.
What a king
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The reference to Doug geeked me so hard. Great video!
bros thumbs looking like the spykids characters...
Honestly I would still pick a steam deck purely because of the price to performance ratio. If I wanted a super massive super strong device, I'd just build a PC at that point. $400 for a gaming device that plays almost everything including emulation?? No brainier
Can't beat portability
The steam deck is already showing it’s limitations with wild hearts and atomic hearts so a stronger device definitely has its benefits even portable.
@@illogik But the OneXPlayer aint't it. Sure, you have a better SoC, but you also have twice the resolution, so unless you force it to run at lower resolution and make it look really bad, you'll get basicallty the same performances. The next generation (like the ROG Ally) should finally be powerful enough to compensate for the better screen and still have more FPS.
Steam Deck can literally do it all besides games with anti-cheat
Ive been playing Xenoblade Chronicles trilogy and its been a pleasant experience compared to playing on switch
XC:DE gets a solid 30 FPS at 1080p XC2 gets 30 but does dip to 23-25, but its still better than my experience on the switch
@@MrCed122 You don’t have to play games at max resolution. You can drop it down to 1080p and it still look amazing on a handheld and have better performance. Even 800p like steam deck should yield good performance for its hardware.
I remember the Sony UX and how sci-fi (and expensive) it was to own one, now portable gaming is giving us handheld fully fledged gaming pc's that are 100x as powerful and energy efficient...pretty incredible...I ditched desktop and laptop and have been using a steam deck with dock as my main pc for months now, powerful little thing, couldn't ask for more and as its marketed as a gaming console its price stays competitive. It has been a learning curve (USB C single port, third party docks) but I wouldn't turn back, amazes and humbles me that I have all that power in such a small package...playing games my main system used to struggle to play, on a handheld at 100+ FPS... barely any fan noise and not pulling 300W from teh wall? if theres a house firre I can grab my whole system and use it portable? gaming PC, console and personal pc in one? mind blown,
FYI its a great workstation, use it for all sots of heavy editing and then can kick baxck and do some gaming, writing this on steam deck as desktop now, I forget it's not a workstation
I like that you show that not everything works the first time. Exactly how i had to endure it. Always a problem somewhere
Those controllers do actually work disconnected lmao, it even has an attachable thing to turn them into a controller.
Yea, only with the accessory. They don't have batteries inside.
@@someguy9175 whoa lmao that's bad
The controllers detach and the scream stands using the kick stand which puts it in to fps mode for fist person shooter games
OMG, that design is so creative!
How do they even think of that??? 🧐
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its shit
I think they may have gotten inspiration from the Nintendo switch?
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You really deserve your channel success, nothing of luck, just quality.
I love your sense of humor! :) Great video!
Steam Deck all the way.
SteamOS is the "console" experience that PC gaming needed to break into that market. It doesn't matter how powerful other devices are if the experience of using them is janky at best and and absolute headache at worst. Maybe one day Windows will play nice on form factors like this, but as great as PC gaming is, the reason why console gaming still has such a big draw and market share, is because of it's ease of use. I've been both a PC and console gamer for as long as I can remember, and of course I prefer PC gaming overall, but you can't deny that the console experience makes the barrier to entry for people just way way lower.
Don't agree? Tell that to the Nintendo Switch. It's woefully underpowered compared to PC's and hell, even other consoles, but the numbers don't lie. The fact that the Switch is STILL selling both consoles and games as well as it is after all these years is unarguable proof that the "console formula" works. Same for Sony, same for Microsoft.
Yes, us PC gamer folk are usually more than capable of doing the necessary tweaking, installing, workarounds, mods, etc. to get a great experience regardless of the hardware, but I just don't think that's who Valve is targeting with the Steam Deck anyway. They are very obviously targeting the PC gamers that want more ways to play, and more importantly, they are targeting the console gamers that are curious/wanting to get into the wonderful world of PC gaming, but don't have the time, money, and experience to get into it. The Steam Deck bridges that gap. Affordable, versatile, boot it up, log in, and boom, you're gaming. Just like a console.
In the end, gamers just want to game. So the experience that makes you game the easiest is going to win out.
Is the steamOS with it's simulation of windows games via proton faster than just playing on windows os with the windows bloatware? Bc this will make the difference between buying an ally or a deck
@@TheUltimateHacker007Depends on the game, but a lot of the time it is faster.
WINE (which is one of the bigger parts of Proton) is a complete reimplememtation of common Windows programming interfaces. So it's not really a "simulation" or emulator, it's more a Linux API that just so happens to correspond 1:1 to common Windows APIs.
Because it is a reimplementation, certain functions might get the same job done in a different way, which could be faster, slower or less compatible than the "real" Windows API. But yeah, the lack of bloatware along with Linux having much better OpenGL and Java performance can make certain games have far better performance.
Can't wait for the ROG Ally to come out so you can perform wacky experiments on it
SteamOS on Ally is probably going to be very good.
@@MrSuperpoder I hope so, thats my plan for it.
This is a great video and oh my god the LAST thing I expected to see was PS All Stars in the wild! I was obsessed with that game for the longest time (still kinda am, it was a good game lmao)
Cool video! I picked the OXP2 because the Steamdeck wasn't available for delivery to the region I'm in back in December and I'm really loving the OXP2, but I wish it had a touchpad too. All in all though, it's an awesome device!
I have a Steam Deck, but I've been very interested in more powerful handhelds that have come out or been announced. However, seeing how bad Windows is on these things makes me really appreciate SteamOS. And seeing that HoloISO still has quirks on other hardware, I think I'll stick to official hardware.
Steam Deck feels like an actual console while OneX feels like a specsheet with two big joycons attacthed
The steam deck feels like a toy.
installing steamos on the onex turns it into a console tho
@@thatonetech5511yeah that’s kind of the point…like it’s literally a gaming device first and a productivity machine second
YOOO when did we hit 60k bro i came back after a while (idr what you had when i subbed) but keep up the good work man, will be active here
On a desktop, i aktually think you can still create a local account just by unplugging the LAN. At least it worked on mine. It will just give you the option to say "I don't have internet". BUT, if you have wifi built in into your pc, it won't work or you need to unplug/ get the wifi card out for it too work.
And why they where so simmilar, you can turn of V-sync. V-sync locks your fps on the refresh rate of your monitor, so if you really want to compare them, disable it.
Even tho, this is one of the first videos of you, i watch, I already love them. Thanks for making my day better
That trackpad is top tier more handhelds gotta use it
No, trackpads suck.
@@chdreturns have you used the steam decks track pads? They aren't your pappy's laptop or god forbid dual shock 4 track pads. Those bad boys are the tits AND the ass.
As long as there's both two analog sticks, and one or two track pads, there's absolutely nothing to get butthurt about
@@Yixdy what the fuck is that analogy. i agree tho
Maybe the Aya Neo next???
New subscriber, loving your videos
another great video dude!
THAT IS ONE CHUNKY BOY
definitely can't dethrone the steam deck at that price point just based off the fact that price to performance the steam deck definitely has beat
You pulling out the LeapFrog Leapster GS and calling it "the pinnacle of gaming" absolutely *destroyed me* 😂
I grew up a LeapFrog kid so that bit was *priceless* XD
love the editing
Oh god this whole video was just gold
Was taken aback by the "Ma boy" King. Has been a long time since I saw that! Great stuff
I was wondering why there are separate Joy-Cons too. Nobody will confuse it with a Switch! Maybe they expect the sticks will drift? Then they can just tell you to buy a new pair for $60 instead of letting you service it. Also I've seen photos where the controllers were attached to something that looks like the Switch's charging grip. They sell those magnetic keyboards too so if you attach one and remove the controllers then it turns into a Surface-style device (basically a netbook) giving it a second use in school or work without exposing your epic gamer power level.
10:47 had me rolling on the floor. Man of culture it seems
Pretty sure the reason the resolution is so high is so that you can integer scale down to 800p and have it still look good. Aswell as having 1600p for videos and clearer text. Lots of other brands are doing the same.
I dig these takes on the Steam Deck-alikes that come your way. Mostly because they're totally helping me just shut up and be happy with the Deck. $1,200, $1,500? Damn that could go into a really powerful but thermally screwed laptop with a decorative battery and like a mobile 4070 or 4080 in it or something.
I believe the removable joycon are similar to Switch as it seems to also be able to be docked in a Switch dock(looking from the 2 dips on the bottom of it) , quite cool, Like a steamdeck + switch married together. I think that would be quite a plus, now thrid party manufacturer needed only to make the onexplayer Joycon docks or smthing
Would be pretty cool concept if multiple joycons are supported as well really pushing the Switch game together idea
No way that thing is docking to a switch dock.
Sounds like you would love the GPD Win Max 2, I got one, and it's so useful in so many quirky ways. I run vanilla os on it, but holoiso would be great as well I think.
I didn't realize this was a Bringus Studios video until the end lol
Detachable controls are fantastic choice. You will be able to buy other options + if they will break you can change only them not the hole unit!!!
You can increase the available resolution targets in Steam OS in the game settings.
Im loving this content
you can actually run gamescope at different resolutions with launch options, for example 1080p: gamescope -W 1920 -H 1080
You had my curiosity, but 4:53 you have my attention
In game mode you can use any resolution…just go to the game properties and change it. You aren’t locked to 720p thats just default.
Ah good to know
You could Play Terminator Resistance..... That can be had for Cheap on a Game Key Site.... Runs on my Steam deck on Medium locked to 40 FPS no issue
And for picking Steamdeck or OneXPlayer2, I'd Go with the Steamdeck... For me the top reason is repairability (since you can buy all the individual parts) as well as the selection of 3rd Party accessories available to the Steamdeck
Lol the start of this review is so wholesome 😅
I bought the steam deck as a replacement for my laptop. I am now working full time on my steam deck, and once I am fed up with work, I pull it from the dock and switch back to console mode.
I do have a desktop on my server that I remotely use too.
I think this alone has lowered my power use by 60..80W
My 4k monitor would allow to connect to my server, but the monitor only supports 1080p as max resolution for the on-board soc.
I would still buy the deck price wise. I would buy the deck support wise. But if the deck wasn't there but something like steam holo (not steam os v2, but really steam deck steam os) would exist, I would buy that and have a bit more room when I am working in the train.
Yes, I work in the train too. Everything is possible with the deck. Just as long as you don't install windows, it keeps being useful.
Is there a dosbox core on the leapster? If so you should try to play daggerfall. Its the early 90's crysis.
psvita - 6fps (weak 286 performance)
new 3ds xl - 6 - 10 fps (386 ?)
You need to mess around with the different wattages to see how far each device can be pushed, the performance gap would most likely widen
That top USB c port is actually thunderbolt 4. You could use an external GPU if you wanted to get ridiculous with it. I think ETA prime actually hooked up a RTX 3080.
That's bonkers lmao
4:32 rofl =))) so precise description of the app
Youre gonna blow up big, i hope youre ready!
Pls do a video on the steam cache, it should be great to watch
I loved the Doug demouro reference
Low powered indie games at full resolution be nice but not anything demanding.. Also you can run the native resolution of the game in steamOS game mode... but it will require you to go to the options and changing the resolution from default to either native, or manually selecting the resolution.
It's funny coming back to this after seeing valves limited edition OLED deck with the orange accents
the doug demuro cameo reference was funny
I wanted to finish your video, but I just listened to a baby watching songs on youtube all day yesterday. The background music is giving me PTSD.
You can override gamescope to run the game at 1080p it’s super easy. It’s literally in the game settings.
I managed to score an Aokzoe A1 for $500 with a 2TB Samsung 970 Pro installed and Ive been having a great experience.
14:30 I had the same issue on my steam deck, unplugging power adapter was the only solution for me xD
Just a tip, a game I have that pushes my Steam Deck is Teardown, maybe that'll be a good game to test, it even pushes my PC which is quite powerful lol, also its usually quite cheap on steam
in the game properties you can change the display resolution for it
When you said hey google 1:44 my phone just defined it to me
Happy Box!
Also you can replace your joysticks without servicing the entire tablet. Removable sticks are definitely beneficial
That Google answer messed me up 😂🎉
🔥_🔥 we want a sim card slot for every single upcoming handhelds.
@14:26 me basically anytime I'm "fixing" something I'm not very familiar with for a family member.
thanks for the local account info!
Love the Echos response lmao
No matter how much better the performance of this thing is i just cant think that it would surpass the steamdeck for me. The steamdeck is such a nice pakage with a very fair price that its hard for me to just imagine to switch over to a different system.
to be honest, this handheld is very powerful but it just looks cheap. The steamdeck is very streamline and good looking
lmao Great Video. Handheld PC's are painfully fun huh.