Coreboot Lenovo T500 and eGPU vs FFXIV

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Final Fantasy XIV: Online
Game:
Final Fantasy XIV (2010)
Duration: 3:23
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Here's how a Lenovo T500 laptop flashed with Coreboot handles FFXIV with an eGPU. Overall pretty decent. More details below:

Lenovo T500:
- 8GB RAM
- Coreboot
- openSUSE Tumbleweed
- Intel C2D T9600

eGPU:
- PE4C V3.0

GPU:
- Radeon RX 460

Game:
- FFXIV
- DXVK 1.2.1
- Lutris
- Wine Staging 4.9



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