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Matthew's computer sits in his own room, where it serves as a desktop for work
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There will be a noticeable latency penalty with this setup that may or may not bother you depending on what you're playing.
Key facts
- On the other end, it plugs into a TCL Roku TV that's limited to 60 Hz, but Matthew plans to upgrade to an LG C5 OLED soon, which should help saturate that cable's bandwidth, especially now that HDMI
- First is the 50-foot-long fiber-optic HDMI 2.1 cable that can carry the signal over long distances without degradation or latency
- Matthew even mentioned that the DualSense was already good enough for him in this regard, but the Steam Controller 2 is even more comfortable and more reliable, since it doesn't drop the connection
- Matthew still recommends the Steam Machine for an out-of-the-box experience similar to his, but for him, "a 50ft HDMI cable
Summary
Perhaps the real Steam Machine was the friends they made along the way. is what enthusiast Matthew Brunelle might've said after realizing he already had one at home. For the expectedly tech-savvy audience reading this, you might already be making fun of this dude for discovering cables, but hold on a second. In comes Bazzite, Matthew installed the Linux-based OS on a third SSD and plopped it into his computer. First is the 50-foot-long fiber-optic HDMI 2.1 cable that can carry the signal over long distances without degradation or latency.