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  • cbutters2000BtoSteam Deck@hardware.watcheGPU VR?
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    The biggest thing holding it back is that it requires a m.2 -> occulink adapter. Which means you have to put your OS somewhere else. You also have to use windows.
    If you did have everything setup, and the eGPU was good enough for it; sure. It would play vr titles okay.
    I even got a ROG Ally to run VR decently without even using an eGPU, (https://youtu.be/6sHIFKspgH4) and we all know that the Z1 Extreme isn’t all that much more powerful than the Steamdeck.


  • I’d advise against trying to do some weird form of virtualization on the modest deck hardware or even doing a slow USB install of windows. Instead; Just resize the steam partition of the drive to give you a 250GB windows partition (or whatever size ratio you want to use. Run windows natively that way, and you can dual boot between steamos and windows whenever you want. (there are several guides on how to do this)

    I do this on my deck, I have a 2tb drive and I allocated 256 at the end of the drive for a windows install. I spend 90% of the time using steamos, but I can boot into windows on the deck whenever I want if I want to play around with something there. All the windows drivers work at this point in time; there is no hardware that won’t work in windows.