Do you remember what the module was called as any directx game defaults to using the igpu for dxvk and there seems to be no option(in lutris) other than to outright disable dxvk.

The dongle is huge (almost as big as the mouse) its not really suitable to attach to a laptop

Wireless module is big

sorry i panicked and killed the process this is the only screenshot ihave, basically my laptop fan was revving high for 1 hour straight, i was doing some text editing and light usage so i didnt think much off it, but i left my system for a while and came back and saw the fan was still revving, thats when i found this process

no its about 11 years old

Yeah i am confused as well, It was honestly a great video but even on reddit there wasn’t any discussion related to it

That said, make sure you fully understand the implications of enabling it

Are there any other risks to worry about except abuse due to physical access?

The wording makes it feel kinda Ominous, can improper use potentially lead to a borked system?

you don’t even need to wait for “AI” chips, “just” a high-end GPU will do

Not everyone wants or can afford an expensive GPU, meanwhile the new AMD 8000G series looks highly compelling and I was just curious whether there are any roadmaps to productively incorporate their use on the Linux desktop in a similar way to what M$ is pushing with co-pilot(Obviously without the corporate surveillance)

If your Cool AI tool requires me to always connect to the internet and agree to a concerning EULA and privacy policies; i think i can live without it

What is a good price range to look into?

Are they worth it(Last long)?