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Tesla drops Steam gaming support inside its vehicles
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this post was submitted on 19 May 2024
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Or you know... While sitting and charging or waiting for someone I could instead use the much more powerful GPU that is already in the vehicle and used for vision processing. The one not doing anything while parked.
The games have never been able to be played while driving. A quick search would have told you that, but you're assuming the worst because you aren't willing to do even the most basic check and would rather blather on about a fictional situation you think is the case.
That's why you're getting down voted. The thing you're complaining about doesn't exist and never had. It's a pointless comment that just shows you don't know what you're talking about about, AND didn't read the article.