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  3. so i got a steam deck (i wanted one for a while & the threat of them running out of DRAM because of AI demand is looming)

so i got a steam deck (i wanted one for a while & the threat of them running out of DRAM because of AI demand is looming)

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  • whitequark@social.treehouse.systemsW whitequark@social.treehouse.systems

    do you think this is the first bitstream synthesized on a steam deck?

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    @whitequark The first bitsteam (I can't help myself, it started when I had a kid, I'm so sorry)

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    • tonyg@pubsub.leastfixedpoint.comT tonyg@pubsub.leastfixedpoint.com

      @whitequark The first bitsteam (I can't help myself, it started when I had a kid, I'm so sorry)

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      @tonyg amazing

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      • whitequark@social.treehouse.systemsW whitequark@social.treehouse.systems

        so i got a steam deck (i wanted one for a while & the threat of them running out of DRAM because of AI demand is looming)

        it's... it's really nice. someone actually gave a shit while designing this PC hardware and software. rare and pleasant

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        @whitequark agreed. it is very good at what it is designed for, and also works quite well in other uses like, y'know, desktop linux. i've loved mine and every other steam deck alike, which just run windows with An Application on top, make me sad

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        • pikhq@social.treehouse.systemsP pikhq@social.treehouse.systems

          @whitequark agreed. it is very good at what it is designed for, and also works quite well in other uses like, y'know, desktop linux. i've loved mine and every other steam deck alike, which just run windows with An Application on top, make me sad

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          @whitequark and of course, as a gaming device it's still more pleasant than other "more powerful" things because they optimized for the power and thermal budget a literal handheld has? it does 720p but that's fine, guess what the screen is

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          • whitequark@social.treehouse.systemsW whitequark@social.treehouse.systems

            despite having only 88 GB/s of memory bandwidth (https://glauca.space/@r/116126575467566538) it seems to be... okay? oddly it appears much slower to do synthesis than pnr on their or1200 demo project, which is not the way it usually goes

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            @whitequark the thing I love about my steam deck is they're like "hey there's a full ass desktop environment and it's Linux so your hardware do what you want"

            I respect that design choice

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            • ladytel@masto.hackers.townL ladytel@masto.hackers.town

              @whitequark the thing I love about my steam deck is they're like "hey there's a full ass desktop environment and it's Linux so your hardware do what you want"

              I respect that design choice

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              @ladytel yeah it's excellent

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              • whitequark@social.treehouse.systemsW whitequark@social.treehouse.systems

                i'm going to install Vivado on it

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                @whitequark Catherine NO!

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                • thezoq2@mastodon.socialT thezoq2@mastodon.social

                  @whitequark Catherine NO!

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                  @thezoq2 too late 😛

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                  • whitequark@social.treehouse.systemsW whitequark@social.treehouse.systems

                    it needed some convincing but it runs!

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                    @whitequark Downloading Vivado via Steam must be a huge improvement. Do they have DLCs?

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                    • whitequark@social.treehouse.systemsW whitequark@social.treehouse.systems

                      despite having only 88 GB/s of memory bandwidth (https://glauca.space/@r/116126575467566538) it seems to be... okay? oddly it appears much slower to do synthesis than pnr on their or1200 demo project, which is not the way it usually goes

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                      @whitequark FWIW: The memory is slightly underclocked by default; You can speed it up quite a bit with some firmware tweaking, which amounts to loading an alternative GUI to change the CMOS settings.

                      IIRC it runs slower because some early on models of the Deck were unstable at the higher clocks and they never adjusted it back up.

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                      • whitequark@social.treehouse.systemsW whitequark@social.treehouse.systems

                        now for the real test of steam deck's utility: how fast can it pnr

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                        @whitequark I have no idea what pnr means besides Place'n'Route. What's the meaning in your case?

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                        • krutonium@social.treehouse.systemsK krutonium@social.treehouse.systems

                          @whitequark FWIW: The memory is slightly underclocked by default; You can speed it up quite a bit with some firmware tweaking, which amounts to loading an alternative GUI to change the CMOS settings.

                          IIRC it runs slower because some early on models of the Deck were unstable at the higher clocks and they never adjusted it back up.

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                          @krutonium ty, how do i do that?

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                          • ppxl@social.tchncs.deP ppxl@social.tchncs.de

                            @whitequark I have no idea what pnr means besides Place'n'Route. What's the meaning in your case?

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                            @ppxl exactly that

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                            • whitequark@social.treehouse.systemsW whitequark@social.treehouse.systems

                              @ppxl exactly that

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                              @whitequark ooooooooh now I got it. 🤦🏾‍♂️🤦🏾‍♂️🤦🏾‍♂️

                              I thought of doing hardware preparation like solder screening, not computational multi objective NP hard calculations. I am obviously not smart

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                              • mei@donotsta.reM mei@donotsta.re
                                @whitequark

                                > cat gets electronics tooling? installs games on it of course.

                                > cat gets a gaming machine? well EDA is really the obvious option isn't it
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                                @mei @whitequark

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                                • whitequark@social.treehouse.systemsW whitequark@social.treehouse.systems

                                  @krutonium ty, how do i do that?

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                                  @whitequark https://www.reddit.com/r/SteamDeck/comments/1144w09/guide_for_ram_overclock/

                                  Your Mileage may Vary, if you mess it up you're on your own.

                                  Worst case scenario you should be able to fix it by clearing the CMOS though, unless you go wild with voltage settings or somthing.

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                                  • whitequark@social.treehouse.systemsW whitequark@social.treehouse.systems

                                    you think i was joking

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                                    @whitequark i feel like you should start a YouTube series called "will it FPGA" as you try to synthesize, P&R, and JTAG an FPGA from increasingly exotic platforms.

                                    Start with easy peasy: Android phone, steam deck, Windows 98 laptop, etc. then step it up... Nintendo 3ds? Smith-Corona PWP-80?

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                                    • azonenberg@ioc.exchangeA azonenberg@ioc.exchange

                                      @whitequark i feel like you should start a YouTube series called "will it FPGA" as you try to synthesize, P&R, and JTAG an FPGA from increasingly exotic platforms.

                                      Start with easy peasy: Android phone, steam deck, Windows 98 laptop, etc. then step it up... Nintendo 3ds? Smith-Corona PWP-80?

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                                      @azonenberg @whitequark Vivado on a car infotainment system could be nice — take long running P&R jobs with you! 😝

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                                      • craigjb@fosstodon.orgC craigjb@fosstodon.org

                                        @azonenberg @whitequark Vivado on a car infotainment system could be nice — take long running P&R jobs with you! 😝

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                                        @azonenberg @whitequark how many LUTs could a smart fridge route in a hard day’s work?

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                                        • azonenberg@ioc.exchangeA azonenberg@ioc.exchange

                                          @whitequark i feel like you should start a YouTube series called "will it FPGA" as you try to synthesize, P&R, and JTAG an FPGA from increasingly exotic platforms.

                                          Start with easy peasy: Android phone, steam deck, Windows 98 laptop, etc. then step it up... Nintendo 3ds? Smith-Corona PWP-80?

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                                          @azonenberg @whitequark an Underwood Portable might work if you can fix the C compiler

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