u/daelikon

Hello, this probably sounds silly, but if I want to remote play with the TV off (on my steamdeck), do I need to disable CEC?

or can the TV be shutdown when you are "remoting" to the machine? My CEC works pretty well, meaning that the TV/machine shuts down and start the other, so I am guessing that if I am playing remotely and then I shutdown the tv... the machine will go to sleep?

Additionally, would there be any way to wake the machine to play remotely again, without making the TV on?

Unrelated: why the frag would samsung put the HDR enable under devices and not under screen settings?? AAAARRJJJJ!!!!

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Hello everyone, as the mods are removing the "I gotme a SM" posts, and I don't think we have a clear visual (pun intended) of the current situation, I have made two graphs showing:

Number of reports per day

Percentage of machines delivered (actually that's just offered)

(yes, the data is from that site that should not be named)

These are the number of people that has reported that they moved from reserved/waitlist to invited, and the percentage that they represent from the total of people.

We can clearly see that the number of reports, as well as the curve until the 11 of July is much higher than the current one, with a very peak the 26th that did not change the tendency of the curve afterwards.

I have seen some people asking if the deliveries are going at the same speed and even someone asking if everyone already got their machine (!!!). Well, here is the response.

I have mixed all the machines this graphs, but it will not come to the surprise of anyone in the 512 queue that the deliveries there are even slower reaching only a 26.8% of the users, while the rest of the models are:

512 controller at 47.5%

2tb 61.5%

2tb controller 54.9%

So, if you want to joning the queues, your best bet would probably going for the 2tb model.

I would also like to mention another thing, I have said in the past that the 2tb model is more expensive than replacing the 512 with a 2tb drive... That is also starting to reverse, the continue increase of prices for the NVME drives are starting to make the prices match (as of this week).

No AI was used in this crappy post.

Edit: as I see people still answering this, it is clear that valve only has secured the number of units for the lottery, but those units may still be in production hell, and that's the reason it will still take 6 months for some of us.

I interpreted it differently when I read/heard it obviously.

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Sorry to beat the dead horse even more, but there's one detail about all this that I simply don't understand.

If valve has a batch of machines as they say, why is it gonna take six months to deliver them?

I understand that if they have to rely on the ongoing production that will take a long time, but at least the way the expressed it always sounded like they have machines to cover all the lottery winners.

So if there's a physical machine on a warehouse for each lottery winner why is it gonna take six months to clear that?