Both issues are thankfully addressable via software and not related to any hardware problems. The first involves updating the BIOS to 2.02 while the second involves a panel hotfix patch for the Nvidia graphics driver.

Poor DLSS 3 performance when running games on external monitorsįortunately, Razer has already addressed the first two issues with two separate hotfixes.

Article taken from our review of the Razer Blade 18, we noted three major bugs as follows:

You can pre-order it on Humble Store and Steam. Nice to see Valve continue to work quickly to improve compatibility but seems there's still some ways to go yet on this particular title. No doubt it will improve as a shader cache is built, and as Proton is updated further. Steam Deck on the other hand, was far more stable with the AMD GPU and the Mesa drivers but performance is quite problematic right now even with lots of settings turned down (and AMD FSR turned on too). I spotted various graphical issues too, like your character randomly being stretched across the screen and at one point it completely froze. With MangoHUD enabled, it would instantly crash.

However, it's not exactly very stable right now. Testing out both, I can confirm on Desktop and Steam Deck the Resident Evil 4 Chainsaw Demo does seem to load up and work with Proton Hotfix, which on Steam Deck is now set as the default but you need to do that manually on Desktop in the Properties -> Compatibility menu. I covered how to do that and what else was in SteamOS 3.4.6 preview in my previous article and video. For Steam Deck players though, Griffais also clarified you will need to opt into the Preview update. On Desktop Linux, simply selecting Proton Hotfix should be all you need as Griffais mentioned on Twitter. Valve developer Pierre-Loup Griffais mentioned that they've updated Proton Hotfix, which should allow the new Resident Evil 4 Chainsaw Demo of the remake to run on Linux and Steam Deck.

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