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I've been using the raspberry pi's since the original release as experimental low power desktop replacements. I don't have a pi400 but I have a 8GB Pi4 clocked
by officeplant 5y ago
I've been using the raspberry pi's since the original release as experimental low power desktop replacements.
I don't have a pi400 but I have a 8GB Pi4 clocked to 2.1ghz as a secondary desktop. Emulators, DosBox, lite web browsing, and some gaming with friends (Quake 3 LAN parties). The Pi400 should be able to clock a little higher IIRC.
For Quake 3: I would recommend the same settings I also use when loading it up on a Pinebook Pro
DBUS_FATAL_WARNINGS=0 ./ioquake3.aarch64 +set cl_renderer opengl1 +set r_mode -1 +set r_customwidth 1280 +set r_customheight 720 +set r_fullscreen 1 +set r_overbrightbits 0
Additionally in the game I have simple items turned on and various other personal tweaks to really turn things down.
Alternatively you could try the experimental vulkan build stuff but I haven't messed with it at all.