EVERYTHING just changed for Steam Deck!

[@nostalgianinja]

Don't forget, you don't have to pay for a Windows license if you don't use Windows.

[@Cluxiu]

What's windows?

[@truthseeker9692]

@@Cluxiu protect your house from rain

[@MarcialN]

You have to pay for a Windows license!?

[@AetherMomon]

@@MarcialN Yes, to legally use Windows you need to pay for a license. OEMs need to pay for a license fee to have Windows pre-installed which is included in the price for Windows based products. However, if they don't use Windows then they don't have to pay the fee and as a result the product can be sold at a cheaper price.

[@Cluxiu]

@@truthseeker9692 do i need a license for that? Weird generation man

[@T12OCC]

I use my steam deck as a console. 90% of the time. It’s LCD.

[@Ghostphotographer31]

That what used the most if I am not gaming on my pc

[@NathanDavidK]

I use my OLED the same way. It's great for a compact set up at college that I can also bring on bus rides and rides back to my hometown.

[@Johnny_Ohio]

For somebody like me who’s always been a console gamer, either PlayStation or Xbox, and I do not play PC games at all, is the steam deck worth buying for $900? The OLED version at Best Buy that is. They say you can hook a steam deck to a 4K TV or even a gaming monitor if you dock it and use it as a PC. And if I can buy PlayStation and Xbox games on a steam deck, I would not need a PlayStation or Xbox anymore, right?

[@Strugglerforchrist]

​@@Johnny_OhioWait a bit

[@Energydrinc]

Valve is cool man.

[@DeckReady]

Agreed

[@Johnny_Ohio]

@@DeckReady I have always been a console gamer, either PlayStation or Xbox, but is a steam deck pretty good, the OLED for about 900 bucks at Best Buy? I heard you can dock it and hook it up to a 4K TV or even a gaming monitor and use it basically like a PC, is that right? And if I can buy Xbox and PlayStation games on a steam deck, I would not need the consoles anymore, right? is a steam deck OLED a pretty good investment?

[@williamlinton3419]

i dont really worry about battery life, i play on my steam deck exclusively at night before I go to bed on a charger using AR glasses and an xbox controller, so Im only limited to the battery life of the controller.

[@BADGIZM0]

be careful i know its tempting to leave on the charger but its not healthy for the battery. keep it between 20-80%(sweet spot for battery life)

[@noodle_Cx]

@@BADGIZM0 if its 100% and plugged in it acts like a desktop and doesnt charge it more, it runs from the wired power.

[@Cluxiu]

@@noodle_Cx yeah, he's right tho 80% is the perfect number.

[@salsal88]

​@noodle_Cx rule of thumb is, 15-20 to 75-85 percent you don't reck the battery. For most things.. but gaming and laptops, it's kinda YNt guide for them.

[@littlenibba2388]

So set the max charge to 80% and keep it plugged in ​@noodle_Cx

[@rocknflip66]

PC Handhelds starting off strong in 2025

[@vonbrendt01]

I disagree with saying that no one plays games at native resolution on handheld devices. I am a souls fan. And all of the souls games (not including Elden Ring or Armored Core) all run at native resolution and 60fps. Actually almost all of my games run fine at native resolution. Not all of them get 60fps, but they are playable.

[@MadOliveGaming]

The native resolution of a steamdeck or an ally?

[@vonbrendt01]

Legion Go

[@NaschAzure]

DS3 is great on steam deck but it doesn't stay at 60 native res unfortunately lol

[@vonbrendt01]

@@NaschAzure yeah I had that problem on my steam deck too. So I got the Legion Go. It seems to handle anything previous gen or older just fine. And I would say 90% of the games I play are of that age.

[@jeffreyjohnson5823]

Got a 512GB LCD as a gift and have no fear of missing out. Sure, the faster RAM and OLED screen would be nice, but as a gift and being able to play the same games as the OLED I'm not complaining.

[@VladK-1]

Well, not a bad choice as you will definitely not suffer due to PWM. OLED has heavy PWM on all the major handhelds now. LCD is way to go if you care about the eye comfort or have headaches due to PWM.

[@SireDragonChester]

We NEED Steam OS on desktop pc soon please. Before EOL (End of Life) of windows 10. Nobody want use bloated windows 11 on desktop PCs. Please get GTX/RTX support. We also need steam console imo. Zen 3 or Zen 4 APU, 6c/8c, 12t/16t / 16 GB DDR4/5 / 16 GB GDDR6 RDNA3 or better (256bit bus) / SSD / 4 - 6 usb 3x and 3+ HDMI or DP. - using steam OS. Not bloated windows 11 Or Maybe steam console with only GDDR6 RDNA3 or better (256bit bus) using Zen 3/ zen 4 APU.

[@crymsonrose8617]

I use chimeraOS and its the best you can do right now. Sticking with it for my gaming PC and learning linux apps is worth it if you have another windows PC or if you're not tied to windows programs. Windows 11 is simply not an option.

[@JonIler]

Bazzite runs great with my 4070

[@erikpoephoofd]

​@@crymsonrose8617I have windows 11, but mostly boot into steam big picture mode directly. It's fine

[@megaman37456]

People still run Windows 7 these days, even when Windows 10 support ends that won't stop people from using it.

[@jakobfel]

Don't get me wrong, I'm hyped for the desktop release of SteamOS, but we don't need it before Win10 dies. There are so many fantastic Linux distros out there, just pick one that catches your eye and it will almost certainly work fine. Good starting points are Linux Mint, Zorin OS, Pop OS, Ubuntu (or Kubuntu, if you want a Windows-like GUI). If you're more technically-inclined, you could try Fedora, Bazzite (based on Fedora) or Arch derivatives like Manjaro or Garuda (which is very gamer-oriented). Literally no reason for them to rush on the desktop version. Yes, it'll be great to have it as an option, but most Linux distros work just fine for gamers today. If you absolutely need a SteamOS-like experience, there's Bazzite, but the main appeal of SteamOS at this point is that it's designed to make handheld gaming a breeze. It's not specifically made to be a desktop OS.

[@igorgiuseppe1862]

2:08 the fact that lenovo wont be paying for the windows licence might explain the price difference

[@Lying29]

Remember, windows license is not free.

[@max0r4axor]

I remember at one point windows license was free for small screen / tablet devices back in the windows 8 era. Too bad that didn't carry on.

[@g4m1ngbe4ver]

It costs like 7-10 pounds haha

[@bakedveal2624]

MAS. Yes it is. Its always been

[@clay2k452]

My understanding is for a company like Lenovo it's around $10 but for a company like Starforge it's around $100. It comes down to who is responsible for providing support for Windows issues if there is an issue. Update: I skimmed through the video and I did not realize Valve is also subsidizing the Steam version so it's $100 cheaper than the Windows version.

[@999-u2x]

Really? It was for every computer I've ever built

[@flipcoin537]

I’m just glad to be on the winning side of this gaming handheld war !!

[@thefentanyl]

There is no war tf

[@donnielama6459]

I wished me a Merry Christmas this year by purchasing the 1TB Steam Deck OLED. This is the 2nd best money I have ever spent in my life, 2nd only to my high-end Roland drum set. lol Thanks for the vids!! :)

[@malfunct]

I like larger physically sized screens on the handhelds, my eyes are old and less capable than they used to be, but I agree they don't need increase the resolution to match the increase in size.

[@irpanfauzi1160]

Steam Deck Support Magnifying Glass to look at Small Word or Stuff

[@malfunct]

@@irpanfauzi1160 sure, might be good for desktop mode reading the web or whatever, but I don't think it would be a great experience when playing a game.

[@rustybroomhandle]

The only thing I see this has over the Steam Deck is potentially better availability in some regions..

[@TheTyjah]

I have an LCD and since I don't have an OLED to compare it to, I don't really have much incentive to upgrade for now. Also, I don't usually play for more than an hour since when I am at home I usually use my desktop pc. I also have a portable charger for when I go on trips etc. Last night I did connect my Steam Deck to Steam Link on my iPad Pro with an ESR keyboard, a cordless mouse, and a Saiji lap platform in bed and played some DOOM (testing out a more laptop like experience, with tech that I already own).

[@AlainDrifter]

Im gonna switch the first day valve release Steam OS. I gonna miss lol and some competitve games but i guess is a fair trade to help the gaming community to grow in the correct way.

[@leviconner]

I’m hoping that steamOS gets enough percentage of the market that those developers are forced to just make it compatible. That’s the only reason I got an Ally X over a steamdeck

[@JackDraak]

@@leviconner I recently got an Ally Z1 as part of a bunlde when I upgraded my laptop; I was about to install Bazzite (a clone of SteamOS) but with this news I think I'll just hold-off... SteamOS 3 would be a huge improvement over Win11 on that device, I'm sure!

[@robertgosz4281]

You can switch already. I did and I'm not looking back. You have CachyOs, Nubara, Bazzite and others. I chosen CachyOs and I'm enjoying gaming as should be.

[@erock1984]

AMD really obfuscated the differences in the chips and its pretty confusing. The Z2 Extreme is Zen 5c and Zen3 cores, the Z2 is basically the Z1 Extreme, and the Z2 Go is RDNA2 so its essentially a steam deck chip with 4 more graphics cores. Thats probably going to be mitigated by the higher resolution of the Go S so its more of a wash.

[@rriveror27]

Idk about still going with a steam deck, more battery life & more power for like $500 sounds nice

[@bnolsen]

16GB just isn't good enough. I really would love to have a 64GB ram option.

[@Hades1701a]

I finally got mine steam deck, to me it was the price issue it was hard to save I got the oled version of the 512gb cost to save for me was 600 took me from July of starting savings to November of Thanksgiving of my holiday check bout it at black Friday didn't get 1st of December now have few months an I'm loving it specially between skyrim an forza horizon an ark survival evolved bout give or take 3 to 4 hrs play time of battery life

[@jacobshearer796]

Hey Jimmy I bought my Steam Deck OLED the day after the oled came out and it is great also got me into PC gaming. I just beaten Cyberpunk 2077 and I enjoyed it other than the fact that the game crashed 4 times I also playing it on Xbox and PS5.

[@novaleeaeris3169]

Already sold my Deck for the LeGo OG and glad I did. Just needed that bigger screen due to my eyesight.

[@djteamcyber]

I've been thinking about this. If the third parties start adopting steamos, it would be a good thing for everyone. Everyone. Especially valve because they wouldn't need to build a steam deck 2. I've been thinking that the steam deck which I love is a proof of concept and it may a successful refresh of the steam boxes. Which I'm fine with

[@aj_lfod]

I just picked up a second hand SD OLED Limited Edition for less than retail. Pumped! Fingers crossed I don’t regret it when the Legion Go S released. 🤞🏼

[@paulharrison8379]

Now that there are multiple manufacturers of steam decks, I hope that someone produces a steam deck mini along the lines of the Switch mini. I have 800 Steam games and so it would not worry me if the mini had a slightly slower processor so long as the steam deck mini was more portable.

[@csporto23]

Bought a refurb 256 lcd from steam for $325. Then got a 512 oled on Facebook for $450. Sold lcd on Facebook for $325 😎

[@BuzzzdLightyear]

I borrowed my buddy’s Steam Deck not even a week ago to try and decide between it and the ROG Ally, now they got this coming out. I really like SteamOS so far so im leaning towards these. The Lenovo has a nicer screen and battery, and I prefer the controller layout, might try to get my hands on one.

[@arnousteele4845]

0 views in 6 seconds. Bro fell off

[@ohlosha]

truuuuu

[@Toa-Ignicus]

0 views after 2 minutes

[@lastlvl]

Facts

[@finessetv2892]

Your weird kid.

[@DeckReady]

damn im washed

[@CronusTheGreat]

unlike most steam deck channels, this channel gives me a gamers nexus vibe, i feel like i can listen to you yap for hours which is important for me as a cancer patient because i get overstimulated VERY easily and shut down quickly but i find your voice and style very relaxing and easy to listen to

[@SuperCheckIT]

I’m loving my Steam Deck OLED. It’s the champagne of gaming handhelds!!

[@Pluap]

In addition to the windows license, the windows version also has more ram so I'm not sure Valve needs to subsidize another companies product, even if it makes sense for them

[@leophoenix1452]

The steam deck 2 experience would still outclass the competition...

[@davidknightx]

Nintendo: "Force everyone to use our hardware only. Sue anyone emulating our older games, even if they're games on hardware we don't make anymore (Twilight Princess). Charge $60 for all our games even if its more than the original older game's msrp. Valve: "Do the opposite of everything Nintendo is doing".

[@Freelancer4tehwin]

I can tell you where the discount is: the Windows license. I used to work for a laptop manufacturer, and $120 is about the cost of an OEM Windows license. Which... Just remember that the next time you buy any device with Windows.

[@saltydad2987]

I need SteamOS for my Legion Go. Can’t wait for that release

[@BluecollarOtaku]

Anyone put joiplay on the steam deck? How’s well does it run?

[@denvera1g1]

8:00 I initially thought the Z2X was effectively the Z1X. Thinking it was based on the 8845HS which is basically the same as the Z1X's 7840HS They both use the same process node, they both use the same CPU cores, they both use the same GPU cores they both top out at roughly the same RAM speed, they're effectively the same CPU at the same wattage, the only significant difference is the NPU Now what i was not expecting was the Z2X to be based on the HX370 which has 4 more CUs The problem is that without added memory bandwidth, you're likely better off with the 12CUs of the Z1X as they're probably stalling out less. Now, if handhelds gave us the ability to control the CPU, and GPU clocks independantly, that changes things, 16 CUs at 2.2Ghz might both be faster, and more efficient than 12CUs at 2.7Ghz 4CUs just isn really enough and rather have Strix Halo manually clocked to 2.4Ghz on the CPU and 1.8Ghz on the GPU Also, dont get me started on the crappy driver support for the Z family of processors, just get the Ryzen 7/9 processors, you'll be far more happy than being stuck 9 versions behind on video drivers and missing out on new features. Speaking from experience as someone who has both a Z1X and a 7840HS you're better off in efficiency with those new drivers over a tuned chip on very old drivers.

[@pascalchi5763]

I'm currently playing on a very old potato, with a GeForce GTX 1050 1962MB VRAM. PC: i5-8400 @ 2.8GHz 6 CPus 8GB Ram. If I get the Steam Deck OLED 1TB it could replace my PC, right?

[@MrMilkyCoco]

The problem is that the steam deck and anything that has steam OS on it would have to get a significant market share on the gaming community, which is not happening in the near future because of Nvidia. Unless Nvidia embraces Lnux it’ll take a while for steam OS to takeoff for all devices and for developers to take off their anti-cheat for it. Also most people who have a steam deck most likely have a dedicated gaming PC at home.

[@playnicegames]

As someone that has both the OLED and the LCD deck and is an image science specialist the screen is better the OLED but the LCD isn’t as bad as you and others make it out to be for a portable gaming device. A AA

[@kokujosei]

Do you think burn in is gonna be a problem?

[@playnicegames]

@@kokujosei no not at all I have be using OLED screens for years

[@waynebroadbent1738]

Thanks Jimmy Great Show I Am Now Buying a Steam Deck

[@KmanIndustry]

Great and timely video! Are we expecting any more valve / steam deck news at CES or the near future? Or am in correct in understanding that this was the anticipated reveal?

[@stevenrichman7101]

Little correction: hunt Showdown does actually work on steamOS/Linux with proton. Its Not officially supported, but it works fine, just played it yesterday on popOS.

[@Cluxiu]

@@stevenrichman7101 Huge correction, thank you.

[@ziolan8970]

Realistically, what’s the reason to go for the legion go window version with a 55wh battery for 730 dollars when you can get a 80wh in the ally x for 800? You should get better battery life out of the allyx on paper

[@denvera1g1]

5:00 Z1X offers slightly better performance, at notebly higher resolution, it gets even better if you throw more RAM at it and dedicate 8 out of 24GB to the GPU this significantly reduces stutter and many games that dont know what to do with an APU, sadly most handhelds only have 16GB of RAM, which is generally fine for SteamOS sure you see a bit of improvements dedicating more RAM but where you see the big differences are in windows.

[@marekkedzierski8237]

Personally I'm waiting for Legion Go 2 - 8.8 inch screen and removable controllers are the way to go.

[@chrisdiaz6154]

Yeah its nice but its a lil bit too big imo wish we could make a jump in tech to go back with the size of psp or a lil bigger

[@Glynixx]

Do you recommend a screen protector for the oled model? Great channel! Just got mine in today!

[@DeckReady]

No, you don’t need it! Enjoy

[@martinhammerton8157]

Jimmy is a legend

[@SoubaSteve]

Maybe they are adding the 1200P for videos / game streaming (paid services or locally hosted) / external GPU additions.

[@samhall8547]

I picked up a OLED steam deck, waiting on for it to arrive

[@Kanafa-pb19x]

How is it?

[@96Gaiden]

Doesn't a bigger screen allow you to see text better regardless of 800p or 1080p? Also I get that these faster chips might be wasted since we run games on low settings and lock frame rates. But do they make a sizeable difference on emulation since they many times are very CPU bound?

[@omegadeepblue1407]

Steam Deck doesn't sells oficially in México and there isn't plans from Valve to make it oficial, latinoamericans have to pay a lot more for the Steam Deck because of resellers making the price bigger. With this new handhelds i expect Valve is covering that gap of "no Steam Deck for you, go to Legion Go S".

[@macky10229]

I wonder if the SteamOS ISO will work on OG Legion Go

[@Cluxiu]

Probably

[@Cluxiu]

There's also bazzite os, I'm pretty sure you can use that rn.

[@SpruceMoose-iv8un]

I want a steam machine, I have a titan x in my current setup and will most likely just run linux mint when windows stops support for windows 10, for gaming i'd love to hook up a steam machine or at least a steamdeck 2 in dock mode, something that surpasses my setup

[@5thkiechannel]

Yeah sure it’s powerful, but the deck plays almost everything g without the “Windows tax”

[@johnwstruhar]

The slide you showed had the second Windows version has 16 gig of ram and 512 ssd at $599.99 vs $730 with 32 gig ram and 1 tb ssd.

[@Beyondesp]

Does this channel cover Steam Deck mods ? There's a project called Decksight that is looking for community support to help get an OLED screen replacement for the original LCD model. It's not exactly like the Valve screen, but at least it's OLED .

[@Arcelio16336]

So will I be able to get the 32Gb for $799 and install steam OS?

[@DManLewis1]

5:36 your too patient man 😂 Ik your being realistic, but thats such a long time from now 😂

[@DeckReady]

hahaha you might be right

[@DManLewis1]

Lol i just wish these publishers were more caring about their actual supporters! *couph couph, Rockstar couph couph* ​@DeckReady

[@bloepje]

The Z2 sounds like something that might be found in a steam machine V2

[@bionicseaserpent]

Why would they when they could build something like Strix Halo for a steam machine?

[@eddiecoker4808]

Ughhhhhh that battery. Ima be patient. I will wait for steam deck 2. Im tooooo used to the OLED battery life. Also the OLED screen.

[@drackar]

Until OLED is available at reasonable prices for my desktop, I see absolutely no reason to pay more money for it in a mobile space that I use so rarely. Also, there are completely valid reasons to want a larger, better screen on these devices, for some applications... I often use my steamdeck for netflix while I'm gaming on my laptop. I sometimes use it plugged in with a keyboard and mouse while on trips. having a little more screen space for OTHER purposes, not just gaming, would be very handy. It's not "I'm dumping $500 on a device" handy, but it would be handy.

[@TheEconomicElder]

The consumer would have to spend $666 on games for valve to break even. I seriously doubt that's possible.

[@oliverdowning1543]

Surely for most ppl tho Bazzite is still better than SteamOS 3 so the only real advantage is having it pre-installed

[@bostonceltics2691]

Jimi shanpain

[@mephisto144hz]

@10:35 Its not that the LCD screen is bad :( The OLED is just that much better. Better wording would be better here.... A lot of people wont be able to invest the additional 150$ for the OLED so its not really nice to undersell the non OLED version. I did sell my LCD version after getting the OLED but thats because I had no use of 2 of them. The person I sold it to highly enjoys using the LCD version. The LCD screen is still amazing enough to enjoy all games. Its like finding new tech and calling the previous generation bad >_>

[@playnicegames]

@@mephisto144hz I have both and agree

[@rnevex]

Bigger display/ refresh rate means less battery than steam deck. Or just use 800p but it will look on worse on this screen. I don’t see the point ..

[@edgarandresgarayospina207]

But the extra 30% in performance is what makes games like indiana jones, sparking zero, stalker, etc, playable in the ally and not in the SD. Also it depends on what you want, but if you are like me and use other launchers than steam like epic games, gamepass, gog, ea, the windows handheld is sush and advantage over the steamos. Also the ally x basically solved the battery issue of the og so honestly I don’t see a point in getting a SD.

[@Machiavelli959]

Will be cool if valve gift steam funds to make players install steam os

[@DudeGuy7441]

the price difference is windows license its almost 200 for windows 11

[@nickholman6973]

its the difference in ram and storage and not having to add the windows license to it aww well that drives down the price

[@fujieyes6]

I'm planning of maybe get the 512gb Oled model Steamdeck from valve, if it can play on The upcomming Witcher 4. People selling alot of Steamdeck on marketplace but higher price or same price that Valve selling it, so it would be wiser buying it directly from valve.

[@truenetgmx]

laptops with win 11 are 120$ more expensive than no os so there is part of the cost. still waiting for this 8.8 inch screen

[@DarkSaitama]

The only reason I got a Rgo Ally X over a steam deck is that you can run anything on windows even steam OS 😂 so why not.

[@kenfldude]

I bought a steam lcd when they first came out, then I bought a rog ally when it first came out. I hate windows, fixing to sell the rog, probably for a beating. Will wait on the deck 2.

[@brianeun5040]

Where are getting that Go S only has Z1 Extreme? It also has new Ryzen with 4x Zen3 cores 12CU RDNA2 GPU. It will have lower TDP then Steam Deck due to smaller process node.

[@KienjeTheGiant]

What is that thing you say at the end of your videos? 😅

[@chrisj320ac3]

Been asking myself this since I found his channel recently. I asked today too, then saw your comment immediately after 😅

[@chrisj320ac3]

I'm sure I'd love oled. But with my budget, I really do not care

[@MrGnuh]

no need. don't let them fomo you. i got a 13 year old PC monitor. still kicking. everything is legible no problem!

[@kbdc]

as someone who FOMO bought a super ultrawide oled monitor when I really didn't need to spend that much, you're definitely better off saving your money even on a handheld. made the same mistake when i got the nintendo switch oled

[@chrisredmayne]

Why are you running games at 30? Just lower the settings and play at a fixed 40 it's so much nicer

[@yuriventura5601]

I don’t know what you’re talking about. Many people have both and literally see a big difference. It’s one thing to be a fan but to be dismissive is just off.

[@thedutchfisherman7078]

5:10 What game is this? 🤔🤔

[@pakifranks7727]

iono but i too want to know

[@Gamerx2000CR]

It's hunt showdown

[@samuelfarrar8954]

this guys is so rad

[@ZxRiGxZ]

W best Channel for this Info! Got my OLED yesterday

[@DManLewis1]

40 watt TDB?? This new chip better actually have alot better performance!

[@carlosarturodm]

SteamOS is great, but this ends the day microsoft release a true Gaming Windows.

[@jackass6365]

I seriously doubt valve is paying oems to use steamos.

[@n_core]

No, I seriously believe that Valve is paying OEMs to put their OS into other devices so they can expand to further devices and a sign that they're serious about their software. Heck, I think they're even paying laptop brands in some countries like Japan just to have Steam preloaded on it. Big OEMs like Lenovo, Asus, etc. need incentives just do to this. Huge companies aren't just willingly to gamble their product with SteamOS. Valve is entering Microsoft's territory and they should be serious about it.

[@jackass6365]

@n_core seems like a losing strategy imo when you have to pay someone to do something that they then pay your competitor to do. I think the cost difference would be better explained by a lack of os license fee and not having to pay for the development of custom software and firmware. Valve as a company wouldn't pay developers to keep them from going meta/epic exclusive so I just can't see them doing something like this but maybe I'm wrong.

[@erickeil8095]

Is it possible that Valve is going to lean on 3rd party for hardware and focus on Steam OS? Maybe we wont get a Steam Deck 2....

[@DeckReady]

they said they're making one so i think we're good

[@Wolfnrun]

I appreciate it!

[@Lisa313shoe]

So you saying my lcd is trash so maybe I should get the new legion go with steam deck. Because if I upgrade it won’t be for the oled version. Ijs

[@kahldris1228]

Bigger number better😂 I have been tempted to upgrade my steam deck to the oled. Buut maybe I'll wait for the steam deck 2. Though only 500 bucks for the 500gig oled is tempting....

[@rnevex]

It’s worth it

[@ildane5765]

8:34 so you are saying that u have like a roof top tent and stuff like that for hanging out in the woods while play withe the deck? If that is the case we are brothers 😂

[@tonyrosario1940]

Go Steam Deck unless an accurate D-pad is needed for fighting games and precision platformers. Then consider alternatives like the Go S. 🍻

[@evilcrashbandicootthetouho2753]

The new lenovo looks like one x player 2021 I mean the design looks older than the orgianl one

[@Lali_pop_music]

Haha it just occurred to me Valve is beating Xbox at its own game. They are trying to say that everything is an Xbox, but all they mean is cloud gaming. Valve literally means any device that can run Steam OS is a Steam Deck.

[@thetrumanshow4791]

Still waiting and hoping for news of new Steam Consoles.

[@chrisj320ac3]

What are you saying at the end of your videos? It sounds like "anshaybye!"

[@Germahome]

Used to ahve a steam deck had issues co stantky off the riff. And lets be honest it reminded me of a sega the big bulky ones from the 90s battery ran down just as quick. I get its hard to work w major computer parts but i think making em more compact and easier to carry and store and better battery and os system then ill get one but untill then ill pass

[@tanujrana8490]

idk, seems like copium how he compares steam deck to other devices. 1. steam deck is good because all i need is 30 fps@720p 2. others are bad because they have bad battery life at 60 fps@ 1080p. i mean, i love the steam deck but these steam deck KZbinrs need to stop.

[@Acidblack027]

Agreed. I had a steam deck, switched to the legion go. The performance difference was worth the terrible battery life. Getting 60fps is much easier on the z1 extreme.

[@fluttersyy]

they are not that much powerful if deck is 30fps/800p, then its likely to have 30/1080 on z1e with twice less battery life rather than 60/1080 (on native res and stuff) thats why people are playing 800p on LeGo with better performance than steam deck, otherwise it seems not that powerful and they cant say steam deck is obsolete now and LeGo is supreme better

[@Helifax19]

10% of 30 fps is 3 FPS. So overall 33 FPS... Yeah.. pass :D They need at least 60-70% uptake in performance at 15-20W vs Steam Deck to really be worth-while. I have a feeling Valve is on the same mindset. Nvidia with ML seems to be going the right path, but as far as handhelds go no matter how good the efficiency is, it still is a lot higher than 15-20W. But maybe... who knows... If Valve is collaborating with Nvidia I am sure they can create a great handheld chip with some DLSS/ML-AI solutions at low power and 60 FPS :)

[@Stringendo8455]

Hoping lossless scaling for steamos