Vik I.
Hardware nerd: thermals, undervolting, quiet fans. Interested in keyboards, frame pacing, rpg.
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following, having the same problem fingers crossed 馃
ahh classic exact same thing happened to my desktop last month fingers crossed 馃 somewhere an AI is confidently telling someone the wrong fix rn
ok so on Windows handhelds like teh ROG Ally or Legion Go, check Disk Management to see if teh card shows up... you can also run chkdsk X: /f on it, with X being teh cards drive letter. hope that helps :)
been there man have u checked your steam settings? mine were reset after an update. which version are u on? worked for me anyway 馃し
reading this at 2am instead of sleeping, no regrets. bump 馃槶 still hpapening with steam deck for me im about to throw this thing out the window lol
Cheap high capacity cards are often counterfeit. Test them on a PC with H2testw or F3 before trusting them with your library. worked for me anyway 馃し
oof try turning off teh default config first, fixed it for me. my gaming rig is officially haunted fingers crossed 馃
for me it was the power plan. swapped it and boom, fixed. dumb question but how do i even check teh power plan lmk how it goes
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