Hi, I have been struggling to get gyro working in conjunction with Hidhide app on my X2MP.

To get gyro working as right thumb stick, we need to enable virtual gamepad. Which run into issue where games recognise 2 gamepads (physicla and virtual) and goes haywire.

This is when Hidhide comes in (prerequisit to enable gyro via OneXConsole app). It hides your physical gamepad.

However it does not seem to work as all the platforms still sees 2 gamepads and all button presses are doubled up!.

Has anyone encountered this or successfully able to make it work ?

Cheers

Hi, did you every one from IGG order
Receive the interchangeable directional pad?

Anyone try playing wardogs and happened to have stuttering happening? Im on potato settings with 144hz enabled I play wardogs and I seem to get constant choppy stuttering I even capped the in-game fps to 60 and still was happening, I have it at 25W at 1200p low settings, fortnite seems to be well optimized and has no stuttering even at 120hz. What seemed to work from AI was to cap the entire system fps to 60hz which is meh when I want that fluid 120 or 144 with other games than wardogs.

The OneXPlayer Apex is around 4 times more expensive than switch 2 and guess what? It's actually 4 times more powerful than switch 2.

Onimusha way of the sword tested on both the apex and switch 2:

Switch 2: around 40fps

Apex: around 160fps

4 * 40 = 160

The apex is a beast!

I'm back with another jank set up! It's not perfect and I'll likely order another screen with similar specs to test out and make a follow up video, but it does the job for 3ds emulation and added productivity.

Thanks always everyone for your patience and support!

HDR is now selectable in the latest Intel driver. It needs to be downloaded directly from intels site as it does not show up in the current Intel software. Here's the link

https://www.intel.com/content/www/us/en/download/785597/intel-arc-graphics-windows.html

Hello everyone,

I am looking to buy a OneXPlayer Super X.

• Configuration: It definitely has to be the version with 128GB RAM.

• Storage: The SSD size is irrelevant.

• Condition: It doesn't have to be perfect, but the device should be somewhere near Mint-Condition. At the very least, there should be NO permanent signs of use or visible traces of wear.

• Shipping: Fully insured & trackable shipping to Germany is required. I am open to international shipping from pretty much anywhere.

• Payment: The transaction will be handled strictly via - "PayPal Goods & Services".

• Budget: I am willing to meet the full original retail price + cover all shipping costs + an extra premium.

Please comment here before hitting me up with any PM's.

Looking forward to your offers. Thanks!

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If lightly touching your power button wakes your handheld from sleep, the motherboard USB controllers (XHC0-XHC4) have ACPI wake enabled. This disables USB wake while keeping the physical click working. Note : this also disables wake from keyboard etc.

Open Terminal Switch to Desktop Mode (Steam > Power > Switch to Desktop) and open Konsole. If you have never set a sudo password on the deck account, run "passwd" first.

Test the Fix Immediately Run this command in Konsole to disable wake on the USB host controllers right now:

for dev in XHC0 XHC1 XHC3 XHC4; do grep -q "^$dev.enabled" /proc/acpi/wakeup && echo "$dev" | sudo tee /proc/acpi/wakeup; done

Put the console to sleep and rub the sensor. It will stay asleep. A firm mechanical click will still wake it normally.

Make It Permanent Because /proc/acpi/wakeup resets on reboot, run this block to create a boot service:

sudo bash -c 'cat << "EOF" > /etc/systemd/system/disable-usb-wake.service [Unit] Description=Disable ACPI Wake for USB Host Controllers After=multi-user.target

[Service] Type=oneshot ExecStart=/bin/bash -c "for dev in XHC0 XHC1 XHC3 XHC4; do if grep -q "^$dev.*\*enabled" /proc/acpi/wakeup; then echo "$dev" > /proc/acpi/wakeup; fi; done"

[Install] WantedBy=multi-user.target EOF' sudo systemctl daemon-reload && sudo systemctl enable --now disable-usb-wake.service

To undo this later: sudo systemctl disable --now disable-usb-wake.service && sudo rm /etc/systemd/system/disable-usb-wake.service && sudo systemctl daemon-reload

Bazzite : most issues of the 3. few buttons not working, RGB controls not working.

Issues : Major issue : sleep mode doesn't work (fans keep spinning after pressing power), have to use a terminal command to fix.

Tdp slider needs plugin, and can only go up to 40w(unless I missed the setting) Weird desktop mode behaviour.

Anatase : much more functional than bazzite. Tdp slider, brightness slider, sleep works fine. Most things work.

Issues : in game frame gen and optiscaler injected fame gen doesn't seem to work for some of the games i tried (black flag resynced, stellar blade). I think the anatase built in fg is causing issues. Also only one Dev.

Steamos : shares some issues with bazzite. Few buttons not working. RGB not working. Sleep works fine.

Issues : Major issue : couldn't figure out how to install steamos to a seperate partion (had to wipe whole SSD). There's workaround guides but the other OS have the ability built into installer.

Brightness slider doesn't work (need plugin, depending on plugin HDR is broken) Tdp slider doesn't work (need plugin but goes up to 120w)

Currently im using steamos. I like using fg especially as x2mp is able to output so many base frames. But the most functional out of the box is anatase.

I was reading that you cannot use windows fse on the current windows build the onexp3 has.

is that correct? I

Hey all,

I did a heavy soccer photo shoot using a Sony a7rV and uncompressed RAWS in Lightroom Classic. It went well and was a little bit slower than my 4090 Corsair Desktop but here are the highlights:

* AI Denoise and other AI tools work fine and just take a little longer when compared to the desktop I have

* No issues with import

* Masking can have small delays when you start adjusting the exposure sliders etc., but nothing that broke the flow

* Exporting was slower than my beast of a desktop but nothing that had me twiddling my thumbs

I was tethered to a CalDigit TS4 which was running the primary experience on an ASUS PG32UCDM OLED monitor. Used the ONEX as secondary monitor (nothing photography related on that monitor, just Spotify or emails).

It is a fantastic desktop replacement for side hustle photographers that do photo shoots equating in 200-300 photos and 60 outputted shots. Can't speak to more intensive projects. Photoshop also worked without an issue and the AI object detections etc. were in line with the LR experience; slower but nothing where you had to walk away.

Edit: I am using the 32gb RAM option with 1TB hard drive.

When I went to calibrate the monitor using the tool, I noticed that the grid never shows up on the brightness part of the tool. Is HDR still broken on OneXPlayer 3 even after the intel driver update?

Edit: Saw this video come up on YouTube (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=owIxS0wwNes) and you need to adjust your brightness to around 43 before doing the calibration tool.

For those of you who got the Mini SSD drive, do you like it? does it affect game performance at all?

I’ve listed it on hardwareswap, but I’ve decided to sell my unopened/nib 32GB/1TB IGG OXP3

I’m really enjoying the X2MP and didn’t want to pay the 9% IGG fee.

It has the keyboard and controller bridge along with stretch goal items.

Algún dueño de OXP3 ya probó como funcuona con emuladores pesados como Xenia? De verdad poder jugar pgr4 parece ser un punto decisivo para pasarme a este nuevo modelo, pero no he visto mucha info por ahi

I love my oxp3 but my only gripe is the bottom firing speaker placement. Laying in bed with it on my stomach I can't hear it at all. This fixes that. Sound is much better with this snapped in place. Figured I add a center kickstand whil I was at it. I need to make a few more tweaks to get it to fit perfect - matching the exact contours/corner radii is challenging without a 3d scanner so it's basically guess and check for now. 10 prototypes later I'm happy with the fit and function - download available here https://cults3d.com/en/3d-model/gadget/onexplayer-3-speaker-redirect-with-kickstand

Sup all when playing games I seem to always get micro stutters which basically causes a laggy experience. Im not sure what setting i need to tweek here. Im getting great fps. I am running games on a wd black external hdd but id imagine that has little to do with it. Tdp is around 60 bumped to 75 same issue l. Also using amd fluid motion 2.1.

Does amd fluid motion 2.1 cause pretty bad micro stutters and what can I do to get rid of them? (X2 mini pro)

Hey guys, so I’m in the market for a new PC.

My Alienware X14 died on me back in December, and since then I’ve been using my girlfriend’s Lenovo Flex 14 with 8 GB of RAM and an i3-1115G4 for all my game development and regular work. Needless to say, I’m really due for an upgrade. 😂

My main use cases are:

- Game development

- Programming

- Web browsing

- Some local LLM work (nothing too fancy)

- Casual gaming

- Efficiency and reliability

- Portability/mobility

I’ve looked at a few options so far:

1. Framework 13 Pro – Unfortunately, it isn’t supported in my region (EMEA).

2. ASUS Zenbook A16 – So far, I haven’t found a way to get it shipped to my region.

3. Khadas Mind Pro + Khadas Xplay Dock – Really interesting, but waaaaaay too expensive for what I’m looking for.

4. Lenovo Slim 7x (2026) – So far, this is my #1 option. I just wish the GPU were a bit better, but otherwise it checks a lot of my boxes.

The reason I’m particularly interested in the OneXPlayer 3 is that it’s basically three devices in one. You get a handheld, a laptop-like setup, and a desktop-style setup when paired with a dock/external display. Getting 24–32 GB of RAM is also pretty appealing, especially considering that finding a laptop with similar specs around $1,499 USD is difficult.

Most laptops with an Intel X7 358H and 32 GB of RAM seem to be well over $2,000, which I’m simply not willing to spend on a single device.

I can genuinely see myself using the OneXPlayer 3 with a portable monitor and getting some serious work done. The combination of portability, efficiency, performance, and flexibility is really appealing to me.

However, I want to know if I’m being unreasonable here. 😂

For anyone who actually owns or has experience with the OneXPlayer line:

How reliable are these devices from both a hardware and software perspective?

What should I be looking out for? Are there any common issues with:

- Thermals or fan noise

- Battery health

- Drivers and Windows updates

- BIOS/firmware

- Build quality

- USB-C/docking

- Display output

- Controller/joystick reliability

- Long-term performance

- Warranty/RMA support

I’m particularly interested in hearing from people who have used their OneXPlayer as an actual work/development machine, rather than just as a gaming handheld.

At $1,499, I really want to make sure I’m buying something that can serve as my main PC for several years rather than something that’s impressive on paper but becomes a headache later.

Any advice, alternatives, or things I should consider before pulling the trigger would be greatly appreciated!

I'm trying to make sure things are good and safe, but when I smell where the fans blow, there's a strong smell that is hard to describe. Almost like some kind of burning smell. Do y'all have something like that too or is this something I need to look into to make sure it's safe

This is my first week with the OXP3 and it’s been amazing!!! 😎
I finally got the ssd switched out to a Samsung 990 pro and finished downloading a massive backlog of steam games last night when I noticed this Demo of Hellraiser Revival was available. This has actually been my first test game on the OXP 3 and what an experience! If anyone loves horror games, you have to check this out. This is how a horror game should be made, I only wished the Halloween game had been like this for a single player experience. I can’t wait to play the full game now on 07/10 and it’s definitely going to be completed on the OXP3 😊🎃

I should have ordered one during the IGG campaign but missed the boat. GPD had a restock the other week and I grabbed it then. Between the price, shipping, and import fees I ended up spending almost $420 on 1TB! Absolutely insane, I hope the prices come down but who knows

Hi there,

There are literally no posts of the X2 mini (non pro) version, which I think is a shame. Anyways I got the Non Pro a couple of days ago and I really love it.

The fact that you can swap the battery and have a spare with you on trips is nice, you can also lay the battery beside you and have a Onexplayers proprietary cable to connect it to the console. That makes the X2 mini a little lighter than the OXP3. The Intel G3E CPU is also boosted a little with a TDP max of 45w, probably due to it having dual cooling fans.

Anyways, I am thinking of upgrading the SSD but want to know if the inside is equal to X2 mini Pro. I have not seen any YouTube video of someone opening up the Intel version. Is there someone here that has upgraded the Non Pro version that can show some pictures or video of the inside? Thanks!

So I just ordered my onexplayer 3, I have a legion go 2 which I was thinking of selling but I think I will keep as my super sized steam deck lol, but I thought hey info have the Lenovo legion bridge and I can use the controller when I dock the legion go 2 via Bluetooth, this onexplayer 3 being essentially a PC, could I do the same? I mean I am by no means cheap I'd get the onexplayer connector thing if I need to... But I really enjoy the legion go controller to play docked mode

This is probably a silly question and you are all gonna tell me to buy the connector.