Frequently Asked Questions
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You can check your hardware specifications through several methods:
- Press Win + R, type "dxdiag" and press Enter to open DirectX Diagnostic Tool
- Go to Settings → System → About to view basic system information
- Use OnexConsole software for detailed hardware monitoring
- Check the device label on the back of your OnexPlayer
Heat generation during gaming is normal, but excessive heat can be managed:
- Ensure air vents are not blocked during use
- Lower TDP settings for less demanding games
- Use a cooling stand or external fan
- Clean dust from vents regularly
- Avoid gaming in direct sunlight or hot environments
To update your firmware safely:
- Visit our firmware download page
- Select your specific OnexPlayer model
- Download the latest firmware package
- Ensure your device is charged above 50%
- Follow the installation guide carefully
- Do not power off during the update process
Yes, you can install Linux distributions on your OnexPlayer:
- Ubuntu and SteamOS are popular choices
- Ensure you have proper drivers for hardware components
- Create a Windows recovery drive before installation
- Some features may require additional configuration
- Community support available for Linux installations
⚠️ Installing Linux may void your warranty. Proceed at your own risk.
Your OnexPlayer can run a wide variety of games:
Excellent Performance
- • Indie games (Hades, Celeste)
- • Older AAA titles (Skyrim, GTA V)
- • Emulated games (PS2, GameCube)
- • 2D platformers and puzzle games
Good Performance
- • Modern AAA games (medium settings)
- • Cyberpunk 2077, Elden Ring
- • VR games (with external headset)
- • Streaming games via cloud services
Optimize your gaming experience with these tips:
- Adjust TDP settings based on game requirements
- Lower graphics settings for better frame rates
- Close unnecessary background applications
- Use Game Mode in Windows settings
- Update graphics drivers regularly
- Consider using FSR or DLSS when available
Try these troubleshooting steps:
- Connect the charger and wait 30 minutes
- Hold the power button for 15 seconds to force shutdown
- Try a different charging cable and adapter
- Check if the charging LED indicator lights up
- Perform a hard reset by holding power + volume up
- If still unresponsive, contact our support team
Display issues can often be resolved with these steps:
- Update your graphics drivers to the latest version
- Adjust display refresh rate in Windows settings
- Check for loose internal connections (professional service)
- Reset display settings to default
- Test with an external monitor to isolate the issue
- Contact support if the problem persists
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