Crush Games on a Budget: Build Your Own Linux Gaming PC Today!

[@JohnnyThund3r]

I feel like Linux Gaming is really starting to arrive. The fact you're installing Linux because you want that "console like" experience and nobody even blinks really just emphasizes how far we've come. This would've been unthinkable just 6 years ago.

[@CC-bm3wb]

The steam deck really kicked off linux gaming

[@Jason-on4hg]

The crazy thing is I installed bazzite on 2 different laptops, and they wouldn't even run. The first one I got into the initial boot and set up the desktop, then it never booted again. the second one never even got as far. It's weird too because I typically run Fedora off that laptop LOL

[@AndrewTSq]

Playstation 2 had a Linux distribution that you could buy back in the time :) So its really console like :)

[@JorgeChavezX]

still worse than windows for gaming

[@tidjane2001]

​@@JorgeChavezXOnly cause of anti cheat bs

[@midnight_solace]

At 10:37 regarding Skyrim SE defaulting to the Steam Deck config: using “SteamDeck=0 %command%” (without the quotes) as a launch option should fix it and allow you to access the settings menu in Skyrim. This also works for other games that default to a Steam Deck configuration, and works on the Steam Deck itself too :)

[@etaashmathamsetty7399]

I've commented this before on a past video, brudda does not read it

[@AtagoJRPG]

@@etaashmathamsetty7399 sadly he never reads the comments and constructive criticism soo for me, he is not a good tech youtuber

[@AthanImmortal]

I switched to Linux for all my gaming on the 3rd of July 2024, so nearly 5 weeks as of this comment, and so far it's been brilliant. I'm running a 5800X3D with a 4080 Super on Linux Mint. Cyberpunk 2077, Kingdom Come Deliverance, No Man's Sky were my main time sinks this past month, with a few others thrown in. So far all the games I've wanted to play through Steam have just worked, I made a video for some friends where I just sat and launched 16 games in a row. I also installed Lutris which lets you install and play games from the likes of Ubisoft Connect, GOG and EA etc. Got a bunch of games working like Watch Dogs and WD Legion, Assassin's Creed Odyssey and Valhalla, The Division 2. I'm blown away by the work that has been done by people to enable all these Windows based games to run on Linux. From the original ~20 years of work done on WINE, to Valve's Proton compatibility layer which has went back upstream to benefit anyone running any Linux distro, even to run games that aren't on Steam.

[@streamcastr]

And ProtonGE!! lol

[@justbubba4373]

Oh sweet, my brother has been desperate for his own pc for a while now. I think I'll set him up with something like this.

[@Collin_J]

The RX 590/590 XFX Thicc is a solid AIB card that's pretty easy to take apart & repaste. I'm seeing solid prices (at least in the States)

[@bobryan7927]

@@justbubba4373 I’d go with a 2060 super or 1660 super for better driver support but the rx 500 series are legendary

[@MyouKyuubi]

@@bobryan7927 No, you'd be better off buying AMD still. Anything under 500 dollars = AMD territory, ESPECIALLY for linux... because AMD costs LESS and has an average of 30% better performance than Nvidia under that price-tag... Over 500 dollars, and Nvidia starts becoming viable with RTX enabled, but without RTX enabled, AMD is like 5-10% better, or equal to Nvidia, performance-wise. So unless you give a f**k about ray tracing, go AMD, ESPECIALLY if the graphics card budget is below 500 dollars, AMD gives you way more value, and Nvidia's RTX performance is irrelevant at that price-point. AMD is better... And when it comes to driver support, it doesn't get better than amd with linux, lol, 'cus nvidia drivers are cursed AF on linux, i mean they work, they're just not part ofd the linux kernel, which is why they can have bugs and weird interactions with certain games, the same way old and outdated AMD card do, like what is shown in the video. Just buy a 5700 xt or something, it's the modern budget choice for AMD, and it gives you 30% more fps than Nvidia's price-equivalent.

[@antibrevity]

Thank you. These are exactly the sort of builds that many of us are interested in as we can't afford standard gaming hardware. In fact, I'm interested in playing the older titles you demonstrate here as cutting-edge games require cutting-edge hardware. It's much less expensive to play older games *and* there's more information available about which ones are worth playing ;).

[@matthewbond375]

Great vid! Love that you do these budget builds, and include where you got the parts, and all the details. I'll use this as a template the next time somebody asks me about building a cheap gaming PC. Thanks ETA!

[@domonchi615]

It finally happened. An ETA Prime build that closely resembles my PC! Mine is a Ryzen 5 2600 + RX 580 which I have since 2018, I bought the CPU on launch day, and even back then the RX580s were overpriced. I remember that the price online was much cheaper, and I ended up almost paying double that and was super bummed out about it. If only I knew that this champ would outlast a motherboard. I love this PC to bits. This is the first computer I built brand new, upgraded, and maintained. I love your channel, I guess this is a sign that I'm ready to build a new system soon, but this champ just keeps on rocking it and now that I have less time to game, its more than enough for me and my 144hz 1080p monitor which have been with me since the beginning.

[@steelscooter]

You can't just add the 4GB RAM stick to make it dual channel. Only 8GB total will be dual channel then reverting to single channel. You are gimping the system for a few dollars. Use matched capacity sticks. Surprised at you ETA.

[@friednoodle6582]

Yeah, that one made me say out loud, the hell are doing with those RAMs?

[@enricojeremias5425]

Exactly ... Isn't it obvious to match the ram sticks for dual channel ?

[@Ilikedagames-rf2fx]

Right, he should have added another 8gb stick to get the most out of the system while still saving money.

[@judasthepious1499]

dual channel is from the motherboard, not the ram stick.. it's already mentioned everywhere in any tech forum since the last decade.. you still can use different stick even with different speed, if the motherboard supports it it'll be read as dual channel (if the speed is different between the sticks, it will follow the lowest)

[@orewakusuo]

@@judasthepious1499 Yeah we all know it's from the motherboard, main issue being here is that the stick ETA used wasn't the exact same RAM Stick so it could and %95 of the time will cause stability issues. This could be prevented just by not using it or rather using the same stick.

[@ttraven10]

SteamDeck=0 %command% Add this as a launch command to Skyrim, Fallout, this will allow you to edit the settings. Should work for other games. But I know it works on Skyrim/Fallout

[@alltobago8429]

SteamDeck=0 %command% to disable steamdeck

[@recycledsoldier]

I have one of these running my arcade. Came with a 1650. Slapped 32gb of ram in it and it runs everything great. Cost me $200 total with ram.

[@dannyking4138]

Why would you need 32gb ram if using it for arcade 🤦‍♂

[@recycledsoldier]

Got it on sale at micro center. It was $10 more than 16gb and I frequently use all the computers in my house for VMs or other services. I don’t like unitaskers or “occasional” machines. I plan on running some automation VMs on it as well as the arcade stuff since I’ve got plenty of headroom proc-wise.

[@dannyking4138]

@@recycledsoldier cries in the UK wish we had a micro centre here if it was that cheap for the extra 16gb I would have bought it as well

[@recycledsoldier]

@@dannyking4138 micro center is the best. I live nearby and wait for sales to do my builds. You can get away with some nice stuff if you’re patient.

[@AlistairBrugsch]

​@@dannyking4138 you can laugh in food prices instead... (Seriously, if you think food has become expensive here lately, go watch some USA to UK supermarket comparison/reaction vids. It's shocking how much USAians are getting stiffed for things now...

[@TheMrgameandwach]

I would like to see the performance with Windows. It is awesome to see gaming on Linux. Also, I really like your videos on cheap gaming rigs. Keep up the great work! Love your vids.

[@bobryan7927]

Have this setup exactly but with a 1660 super...has been bulletproof since 2020.

[@grbenway]

I bought one of these after eta review it back then, not a moment of trouble

[@PacketWrangler]

I put together something similar last year. I used an HP Elite Desk SFF with an i7-8700, added a 1TB NVME and brought over the 1TB SATA SSD I was using with my old system. Cooling was an issue emulating PS3, so I picked up an HP workstation cooler that happened to be compatible and added a pair of Noctua 40mm fans in the back for exhaust. Lastly, I grabbed a used RTX A2000 - the fan was pretty loud, but a trip to Ali Express, $20, and 2 weeks took care of that. Total cost was about $550 which is probably more than I should have spent on this setup, but it's working great with Windows 10 and booting in to Big Box (thanks for your tutorials!). With the cooling from the beefier cooler and the exhaust fans, PS3 runs perfect, and I've been able to get a lot of PC gaming out of the way with it too. Your channel was a great inspiration for the build, and I'm looking forward to several years of service out of it.

[@eijentwun5509]

FINALLY a video focused on Linux Gaming. Imagine switching to Desktop Mode to install OTHER Game emulators galore!

[@mako9673]

Definitely like to see how it works with windows

[@rudolfirrcher6358]

Nice little Setup, have a similar in my Workshop. If mixed components don't run in dual channel, it's not so bad. More RAM always brings significantly more. True to the old saying: RAM can only be replaced by more RAM.

[@oswaldjh]

This is worth looking into as I'm dreading being forced to Windows 11. Gaming was the only thing keeping me on Windows.

[@thegamepadguru6723]

Just as a heads up. Don't buy these so called RX580's with weird names. They'll last about 3-6 months then die.

[@popolkupol6948]

yes, ellesmere and polaris gpu is popular gpu from mining era back then that's why they not last long. but lucky for me my rx 580 still stand strong 1years and 6monts usage, bought from ex mining too

[@bullymaguire243]

ETA prime doesn’t fucking care

[@djayjp]

So called...?

[@shadowarez1337]

When I stumbled on the R9 Fury X on eBay for $60 each I did what any non self respecting person who had too much $$$$ laying around and bought 10 🤣

[@ranjitmandal1612]

😶

[@negansamorem]

Keep doing linux videos, there's a big community.

[@merciless972]

Love these builds

[@써클블레이즈]

A PC like a junk has changed into well-made FHD gaming PC owing to Bizzate! Nice video :)

[@Mister_Phafanapolis]

If this is junk, then I'd hate to hear your review of my PC, lol (It's a 4th gen Core i7!)

[@AnonymousAnonymous-zp6lu]

Can wait for Minisforum Strix Halo Mini PC with 16CU

[@kaizel2264]

That Ryzen 7 10780HS Is Gonna Be Fire especially if it Can Run @100 watts lol

[@Vhalikuporamee447]

You mean Strix Point? Strix Halo will go up to 40CU

[@AnonymousAnonymous-zp6lu]

@@Vhalikuporamee447 wait I heard some Lower Strix Halo are getting 20CU

[@Vhalikuporamee447]

@AnonymousAnonymous-zp6lu Halo can theoretically be cut down into several different configurations. IIRC none have 16CU, though, and IMO I'd rather have a bigger GPU with less CPU cores, especially for laptop.

[@wingchong68]

me too 😊

[@MGXDR]

bazzite os is just enough for everything

[@wagnonforcolorado]

A possible follow on video would be to compare your asynchronous dual channel vs synchronous with a pair of matched sticks of RAM.

[@PercyPanleo]

Personally setting up a similar system to this using a mix of older parts I had lying around and compact parts I found for a good price to use as a game console. Mine has a Ryzen 7 3800x (Boost clocks disabled for temps and lowering power draw) and an RX 480 8GB with 16GB DDR4 and a 1TB SSD It works very well for 1080p, though 4K seems to cause memory bandwidth issues. Regardless I'm excited to use it in my family's TV setup.

[@sneezyrider1]

Trying this with an even older system I have put together. Throwing it into the retro game room for a bit to see how much fun we have. Bazzite seems great so far, fast, even on this i7 860 and r7 260x. Tried MGS Rising Revengeance and it held 60 fps just fine.

[@Zaxbox]

I haven't used Linux since early Ubuntu years. Gaming has come a long way on it since then.

[@MarvinWestmaas]

This is about my system, though 10400 and rx580. Enough for me, don't need more.

[@Peanutfiendsblog]

These are the best videos. I like the reviews of the new handhelds but the price keeps me away from actually ever buying one.

[@chromerims]

This is so great 👍 Your constant enthusiasm for tech of any stripe, of any vintage, is spot on. Showing people that you can do a lot with what ya got. The need for tech overbuying is wasteful. Kindest regards, friends and neighbours.

[@MajorPickleSwag]

damn bazzite bringing back steam machines

[@zooteddd]

I grabbed one of those prebuilts from walmart for my wife during the GPU apocalypse. It came with a 1650S

[@polarvortex6601]

i really liked this video. shows you that you can still game at a lower price point. however, i would pick up a better graphics card though.

[@feketetv]

Can a 4 gig and a 16 gig stick really run in dual channel? I always assumed you need the same amount of RAM on both sticks for dual channel.

[@corylyon545]

@@feketetv They need to be the same capacity.

[@Ilikedagames-rf2fx]

They can, but only up until the smallest stick is fully utilized. In this case, he has 8gb dual channel.

[@diuran1919]

Not only you forgot that some games using steam deck settings but also you don't read comments when people already give your solution for blocked game settings in steam deck mode, few time already.

[@alincupunct]

Actual dual channel RAM would help A LOT.

[@Skoubian]

The thing is, ebay prices work for U.S. but for the rest of the world is a no go. The various ebay sites for each country, don't have the plethora nor the shipping cost that US does.

[@johngonzalez9621]

Wow, this is really cool!

[@KA4UPW]

Too big for my needs. Thanks for the review

[@jasonaltman7164]

Cooler upgrades on some of these HP’s and Lenovos from a few years back are weird, especially for the AM4’s. The motherboard doesn’t have a standard AM4 hole pattern for the cooler.

[@C3S4RMEW]

I really would like to see a Windows version, and to compare what are the FPS/Performance differences from one to the other, considering that windows version would allow you to play games that uses anticheat software

[@delmaralvarado7776]

Great video, unfortunately just by releasing the video the prices of these machines on ebay went up dramatically I think cuz I couldn't find a single one at that price

[@Yamoyashi]

woah, very rare full desktop video.

[@gtijason7853]

Boo resolution scale.When working with a $260 PC like this it's totally worth your time to do some GPU bios modding. I have a RX 580 Strix that I got new years ago for $160 and there are programs that allow you to test tighter mem timings (aka strap tweaking). Combine that with a bit higher tdp, a couple MHz core and mem freq bump and custom fan curve. Once dialed in the flashing process is relatively straightforward but I recommend making a bootable blind rescue flash drive just to be safe (esp if card only has single bios). For the cpu and system RAM Ryzen Master is your best friend with these HP Pavilion TG01-2xxx systems using the Erica 8906 mainboard. CPU OC is easy, but RAM OC is a hot mess. Took 4 hours to dial in dual rank ( 2x16gb 4400c17 G.Skill Ripjawz V) at only 3200c16-20-20-28-1T. Terrible timings and clock speeds for ANYTHING other than these HP's. Running 5300G at 4.6 GHz

[@christiangomez2496]

Currently planning to build a D.I.Y P.C out of an old Lenovo desktop.

[@josephdias5859]

I gotta steam machine in my living room with e5 2630v4 32gbs of ram and a rx 6600m all built with ali express parts and it works well since proton swaps dx12 for vulkan

[@gaming-zombie1392]

That the best Steamos version for PC....

[@JeremyLeePotocki]

Once again proving the near sighted PC Enthusiast & Console Fan Boys wrong when they say "you need to drop a thousand to have a decent time gaming on a PC".

[@Reverend-Rodger]

I'm really hoping that we'll start getting AMD small form factor boards that can be powered by a laptop power brick.

[@MmntechCa]

Couple things. First off, RAM has to be matching pairs to run in dual channel. Second, if you can find a R7 3700X at a good price, that might be a decent upgrade that puts it in line with the Xbox Series S. Two extra cores, and it boosts hire. Now that it's so easy, and with the console market being the way it is, I think these consolized PCs are going to get a lot more attention in the next few years.

[@Al3ksandrOrlov]

2 extra cores and way more threads too man, good suggestions, I'm not a fan of the RX 570/80/90s these days as they don't have driver support, id aim for a 5600XT

[@RDsRCReviews]

You can't get dual channel RAM with mismatched RAM sticks. They need to be the same capacity and ideally the same speed so you're just running two sticks for a total capacity of 20GB. Ryzen really benefits from dual channel. I'm also curious if that power supply can handle a 590 since they can be power hungry.

[@kevinkev1530]

Awesome vid , very different of you, thx 👍🏾👍🏾👍🏾💪🏾💪🏾💪🏾

[@matthewsalmon8194]

The power supply in these HP towers doesnt meet the spec for a 590..which is a power hungry card some of them go as low as 180W so be careful. If it were me Id go for a 1650 or rx 6500 at the most..or something a bit newer for better efficiency. I bet if you ran a burn in test on cpu and gpu combined on this setup it would crash or perform badly

[@Tony.Cez.Gaming]

I was looking into this build as well and noticed the power supply issue. 580/590 8gb recommended 500w to 550w PSU

[@RDsRCReviews]

@@Tony.Cez.Gaming exactly! I wouldn't put anything over a 570 in this. Ideally only something that runs on PCIe power only with that PSU.

[@matthewsalmon8194]

@@Tony.Cez.Gaming Ive done a similar unit recently HP 285 G3 and put an Nvidia 1650 super in there which has a 100w tdp. The 590 has a 175w tdp and needs a 450W branded gaming power supply at the bare minimum.. Those weedy HP psu's arent up to it - typical tech youtuber who likes shiny new things but doesn't know what he's doing

[@deh_developer2725]

Nice machine

[@djayjp]

I would just buy a used PS5 digital or SX. Similar price, much better performance.

[@weirdscix]

Difference is, you can also use it as a regular PC, and buying games for PC can be a lot cheaper, lots more sales than on consoles.

[@Gamingandlorewithricky]

Hi! Great video, I love tinkering with old hardware myself. I got a dell optiplex with an I5-3470 and an rx470 with linux mint. I play with big picture mode and get a pretty similar experience, not in terms of performance of course but in terms of interface, have you tried that?

[@ErrorMessageNotFound]

I'd like to see a video about how to play non-steam games (GOG For instance) on this with Linux.

[@vtnwesley]

Do these machines usually support resizable bar?

[@dgillies5420]

The reason rx580/590 is so cheap is because it doesnt support directx 12.2, so some of the glitches might be from that? Last I looked only 2-3 games want 12.2. Not only for polaris, its also a problem with 5600g and 5700g vega APUs and all earlier Ryzen APUs (i own a 5700g). AMD 5600xt - 5700xt GPUs support 12.2.

[@AtagoJRPG]

well I run a 5600G with an RX 6600 and so far, I haven't encountered those issues

[@giovanniguarino4177]

I think there's a launch argument to tell the game to boot up in regular Linux mode and not steam deck mode. Deck=0 or something like that?

[@UnawareBlaire]

I like the part where you changed FSR to Balanced and the game immediately looked like puke on the screen.

[@brandodubya4241]

Id like to see a windows build on this.

[@Myako]

Hey Mr. Prime, do you have any idea about what happened to the Orange Pi Neo? In any case, which 7840u/8840u handheld do you think has the best price/value ratio?

[@agent47isn1]

Either the Ally Or Ally X any 8840u device is pointless because the performance difference from the 7840u is like 5%

[@Myako]

@@agent47isn1 I know, that's why I included it in the criteria. It's Asus the only choice? That's way too expensive (probably worth it, but expensive nonetheless). I was expecting something at least $100 cheaper.

[@agent47isn1]

@Myako Asus has the best bang for your buck. Levono is OK and stay away from MSI and the Chinese companies you can stay away from unless you like spending $1k for lack of support and terrible customer service

[@ghosttheoremproductions5469]

Important to note that you may run into issues if you get one of those Pavilions with an APU and try to run a dedicated GPU. - That said, the RX 5500 XT 8gb or RX 56000 XT is a much better buy than an RX 580/590 for a build like this.

[@carperdiem8754]

I have an arcade unit that I currently run windows on for steam. I had it set to launch in big picture mode but it was buggy as hell and would often give me a blank screen with no way to get out of it. Maybe steam OS is the way to go for me

[@MentinkPC]

With mismatched capacities, you're only getting dual channel performance up to 8gb of ram, the rest of the 12 is going to be single channel. If you want to avoid this, ensure using equal capacities for the ram

[@SpoonHurler]

Hopefully the timings match up or this could perform worse than a single stick honestly.

[@Jimster481]

no, it doesn't work that way. It runs at single channel. FULL STOP. You have to add another matched stick to get dual channel.

[@Verhagenvictor]

Look up flex mode, most modern cpus support it, and when combining a 8gb and 4gb stick, will run the first 4 of the 8gb stick, and the 4gb stick in dual channel, once you use more then 8gb, the second half of the 8gb stick will be used im single channel mode. Still, any pre ddr5 ram is dirt cheap, so not going with another 8 is definitely a wtf

[@Jimster481]

@@Verhagenvictor I haven't ever seen it in any BIOS. Maybe it only appears if you have mismatched ram.

[@dadcup18]

Prime can I ask you to do a review to nobara project steamos for Nvidia users I like to see that thanks I like your builds

[@ranjitmandal1612]

Great PC

[@majkronyk]

COOL

[@njm12]

I literally just bought a 580 for a work setup! 😂

[@edtuckerartist]

Has a old Lenovo S500 PC with an I5 and 8gb of ram, wonder if I could use that for the same purpose?

[@Krish-K31_nErd]

11:30 Bro I didn't know you were a Cat person 😅.

[@RussellFlowers]

So does Bazzite take care of all the "extras" you need to make games like GTA V run? Wine stuff, etc?

[@dragonflame9615]

it doesn't preform top notch but for a younger kid or someone looking into getting in to gaming and doesn't have the nearly $1000+ to build a top end gaming system for lower end games and I bet even emulation this is pretty dam good!

[@metaorior]

amazing

[@ricardofranco4114]

I've got a gaming pc with Windows. But I don't want to switch over to Windows 11. I'm moving over to linux once Windows 10 dies !

[@Bilal.Hussain.Shaikh]

Emulation Tests please 😁🥺

[@Al3ksandrOrlov]

Hey, ETA Prime, I was a bit confused about the 16GB + 4GB configuration you used, Reddit says: "if you add 4gb, only 8gb total will run in dual channel (the 4gb stick + 4gb from the 16gb stick). the rest of 12gb from the 16gb stick will run in dual channel. it's not guaranteed the cpu will use the ram in that order with priority for dual channel, so most likely it will still run in single channel 80% of the time."

[@theantil7]

Windows comparison please. I'm looking for a reason to switch over to Linux

[@Sithhy]

If you can't find a valid reason to switch then just don't

[@theantil7]

@@Sithhy I can I'm just looking for motivation

[@itsdeonlol]

W Linux!!!

[@JakeSmith-b4q]

Please compare 500 desktop, 500 laptop, 500 handheld

[@Nothing_is_sacred]

Awesome possum

[@darkyetlovely84]

I wanna know how this does at emulation too. I don't have a PC correctly and want one to do PC games and emulation, preferably GameCube, Wii, Xbox 360, PS3, and Switch.

[@Bums001]

What PSU is running on this one? Looks great if it can run RX 590 with no issues. I'm using Bazzite on a Dell Optiplex with i5 6th gen but the stock PSU is like 180w. I was afraid that it will not run with my RX 580 so I used my spare ATX 550 watts PSU instead. Since it doesn't fit inside, the PSU is just sitting outside the case. It works but it is janky. I might need to find something like this since sff psu are kinda expensive

[@shadowarez1337]

Do these use proprietary PSU's like dell? I have a feww SFX Corsair PSU 's sitting around these could make a good low cost rig paired with right GPUs.

[@aynrandom3004]

Only possible if you live in the US

[@Zoyx]

What is a good budget motherboard/CPU combo that pairs up well with an RX 590?

[@mikelopez3093]

Great video, thank you for the information. But yeah, I’d say make a Windows video, why not. Good stuff

[@AARROONNXX]

i dont know from what ebay ETA buys his pcs, i have never found any of those listed in the videos : ( (send me a link if disagree) ; )

[@manhtaitran9050]

Hey, there is bsp d10s with a cooler, maybe an in-depth review?

[@ballstein30]

it might run games better with same size ram (16gb x2).

[@superduty4556]

No Chains of Olympus? 😢

[@DownUnder43]

Sorry no one uses 1080p on living rooms anymore 😆 but as a kids room PC is great.

[@Val-xi4we]

WTF is this mismatching RAM!!??? That will gimp the system to the lowest size stick!! (that 16GB stick would only have 4GB usable) I expected better of you!! I hope this was just verbal slip! Matter of fact. Just say it was. That way I wont question everything you say in the future.

[@stpnpl]

Does Bazzite function well for integrated graphics both for most recent version of Intel and AMD CPUs? Say up to 1080p, 60 FPS gaming...

[@icristian6707]

Why bazzite? Better fps than on windows?

[@kazi1]

Hi

[@gvi341984]

Ever since amd z1 handheld are out budget pcs are kinda pointless

[@SamlinA-u8o]

does the steam deck interface detect games that was installed by epic games too?