My OLED deck is also buzzing with my Grado headphones. If it’s a hardware issue, which I’m assuming it’s going to take a hardware revision to fix it…
Kinda annoying :|
My OLED deck is also buzzing with my Grado headphones. If it’s a hardware issue, which I’m assuming it’s going to take a hardware revision to fix it…
Kinda annoying :|
The PS Vita had the entire back be a trackpad, and while it could be improved for sure, it was an ergonomic nightmare. Having it on the front is nice, but I agree, two might be over kill.
That said! I use both for dial menus for quick actions in games. I’d miss them if I couldn’t do that!
I’m guessing - and this is only from my own, much simpler PCB design experience - that there’s some EMI that’s getting picked up on the ground plane and the headphone jack is not fully or properly insulated. The pitch and intensity of the static will change depending on what the Deck is doing.
May not be an issue with the ground plane, but that’s just my first guess. Could just be any of the audio lines picking up interference. Would have to do more testing to see if it does it more under load, does it do it if the display is off, or varying the brightness, etc. but it doesn’t bother me enough to dig into it immediately.
Also got a BOE LE, no dead pixels, WiFi is great. Bit of a static hum over the headphone jack, like a grounding issue, but everything else is pretty darn great!
Noticed this as well! Sounds like a grounding issue on mine.
I checked my LE tonight - it is indeed a BOE but no dead pixels that my eyes can see. Searching the blues about killed my eyes though…
Central Texas, got mine about an hour in once the server and payment issues started clearing up. Ordered the LE - slated to be here via UPS tomorrow!
Subnautica!
Others can chime in but you may want to reset and fully reinstall SteamOS. The other thing is - do you which brand and model 1TB NVME is installed? If it’s a really poor quality one, it could cause issues