In the leaked info, we know that Valve has an upcoming device that will use the same APU as the current Steam Deck. We don’t know if this will be a new VR headset or a Steam Deck hardware refresh. Even though using the same APU means there won’t be a performance increase, there could be various other improvements in an upgraded Deck like a better screen, etc. What would you like to see in a partial hardware upgrade?

  • @mordack550
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    71 year ago

    Why does it suck? Asking because i wanted to buy a deck and i will definitely use it for streaming.

    • kib48
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      51 year ago

      it doesn’t handle 5ghz very well, which leads to insane artifacting and input lag spikes

      • @mordack550
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        41 year ago

        This is sad to hear. What streaming app do you use? Steam Link or Moonlight? On my Shield TV moonlight is insanely better than steam link

        • kib48
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          1 year ago

          I used xCloud actually. It handled Moonlight/Sunshine moderately well but steam link sucked

    • @twistypencil
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      41 year ago

      Compared to my laptop or phone, when I’m in the furthest spot away from the AP, it will drop out. Other devices stay connected, just slow down

      • @zyeri
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        11 year ago

        I noticed that yesterday with my deck, I was a bit far away from the AP yesterday and while my phone was connected fine the deck wasn’t able to connect at all; it put a pause on me trying to resume AC6 on the deck until I could get it back in range to update.