yeah, just noticed that, will check it
maniel
it doesn't always work, you can't add UWP games for example, it would be cool if the translation layer would work on the system level, without that steam overlay
i liked my original steam controller, but it's a pain in the ass to make it work outside of steam, now i bought a cheap gamesir gamepad and i'm playing comfortably in gamepass games and emulators
it's difficult for us Westerners, because the concept is weird to us at first, but when you get hang of it it's not that hard, it's a similar concept to how we don't read words letter by letter but we just see them and know the meaning
it's weird BT works at all, haven't tried myself, but apparently usb connection is essensial for BT to work, even the manual say explicitly to connect the usb cable: https://download.gigabyte.com/FileList/Manual/card_manual_gc-wb1733d-i_20241120.pdf
as for wifi itself i'd try to enable the M2_2 port and take the disk out of it
alternatively you could try using some risers to access x1 port under the GPU, but then using usb adapter would be a lot easier
most wifi pcie cards should work better than usb dongle (vastly better signal with external antennas), also bt on those cards works on usb (little cable you connect to your mobo), so it's weird it became buggy. It seems all pcie slots on that mobo except the main one are pcie 2.0, the last one (long one) has 4 lanes so it should work fine, comparing to pcie 2.0 x1 slot you were probably using before, BUT:
PCI_E4 slot will be unavailable when an M.2 SSD is installed in the M2_2 slot.
maybe that's why your card became buggy? wifi isn't working because there's no pcie signal in the slot and bt is buggy because there's less power form the slot? that's my guess anyway what's your GPU? is it really taking 3 slots?
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- Charlie Kirk
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usbc power would be cool, i mean a phone charger, powerbank or powering it from a pc would be nice
That's probably a proprietary connector combining Sata and power, typical for removable drives in laptops
i guess they overestimated the budget learning from JWST, which was famously over budget and late