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Valve engineer says Steam Machine performance beats 70% of PCs, and can play all games
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Same. I'm beating a 1080 within an inch of its life at this point. Some times, the system needs a hard reboot and BIOS just "forgets" that bootable devices are installed. It's time, and that Steam Machine is looking really nice.
Back when you could get a great card for not insane money, and they never break.
Change your motherboard battery.
Hum, isn't that the motherboard battery running out?
Now that you mention it, possibly. Thanks for the tip.