M1

The biggest thing console had was you turn it on, you start game you play game. With windows sometimes you fiddled and did other day to day stuff but it worked. Then Linux required a lot of fiddling and back then AI wasn’t there to help troubleshoot as easily. What people want is convenience and Ste

I see a lot of people suggest NUC PCs with Radeon GPUs in them. I'm not sure how much that has improved over the last couple of years but the last time I tried a NUC with a radeon GPU in it, the decode latency was awful. Like 20+ ms. So nearly unusable even though it supposedly supported AV1 and HEV

Acemagic M1 is my second hardware. I run linux on it and it's working solid with small noisy. I’m planning to migrate data from the old device and looking for the safest way.

Acemagic, I have that M1 too. I dual boot with Linux CachyOS and Windows 11. It's been working great in both environments. I think 500GB is plenty. U can check other series~

So far so good. "ACEMAGICIAN M1": Ryzen 7 6800H, "Juhor" 16GB DDR5, "Rayson" 512GB SSD. I replaced the stick of RAM with a Crucial 32GB 5200MHz stick and added another 512GB SSD that I had. I scanned the original drive with Windows defender, it didn't detect anything wrong (I know this was a concern