steam-deck-utilities VS RMG

CryoUtilities for performance optimization.

First you will need Cryoutilities installed. Set it up and set the recommended settings. There is a guide on how to set VRAM to 4gb in the video for Cryoutilities, so do this as well. Next install the Starfield Potato Mode Textures Mod and use the 256 bit version for slightly better quality (the standard version is a bit better performance but I don’t like the muddiness of the textures).

Then I installed the CryoByte utility as described here: https://github.com/CryoByte33/steam-deck-utilities (also worked fine).

CryByte33 utilities app. Pay attention that you will need to apply 4G graphics memory fix from Steam Deck BIOS too.

CryoUtilities will let you keep the shader cache on the same storage device the game is installed on. I still think an SSD is a worthwhile upgrade but I thought that was worth mentioning.

Use https://github.com/CryoByte33/steam-deck-utilities to move your game's shader caches to the drive each game is on, instead of the default 64gb ssd.

INSTALLATION: To install Cryo Utilities, make sure you have a sudo password already set otherwise it cannot perform tweaks necessary for this to work. 1st download the installer here: CryoByte33/steam-deck-utilities: A utility to improve performance and help manage storage on Steam Deck. (github.com) scroll down till you see a link that says "Download this link" and right mouse click over it to open the context menu and click "save link as" and save it to your desktop.

N64: RMG (Pra baixar, clica no link RMG-Portable-Windows64-v0.4.0.zip)

I hands down recommend RMG: https://github.com/Rosalie241/RMG/releases

If you can't find another solution, give RMG a try instead. I don't know really anything about PJ64. But RMG is solid. https://github.com/Rosalie241/RMG/releases

Suggested for customization: RMG

Yeah it is, check the download section or releases tab here https://github.com/Rosalie241/RMG

Well at least for me BigPEmu the Jaguar emulator came out of nowhere and I've read it's pretty good. I don't think there's been much progress on the N64 front, but I think Rosalie's Mupen GUI which is fairly new has become one of the easiest/best ways to emulate N64 these days. And although not a 'system emulator' as such, DREAMM is also a fairly recent project for playing old LucasArts games.