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Valve announces three new products: the Steam Frame, Steam Machine and Steam Controller
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Yeah I'm holding judgement till pricing too, but... cautiously optimistic this thing could be comparable to a 1440p crushing, soldered on chip , small form factor pc, for maybe roughly the same price as doing a minisforum based sff build.
I am guessing that yeah, the Machine will be capablr of 4K60 the way a PS5 is (aka, its not, it does 2K and then checkerboards it), but, if you target roughly that level of hardware at 1440p, take advantage of a semi custom chip achitecture...
Could be good, no real way to know without testing.
But hey, Science is Fun!
4K 60 with FSR. Of course they don’t mention what level of FSR.
Should be perfect for 1080p gaming
Yeah I'm trying to find real hands on reviews especially on 4k TVs without variable refresh. RDNA 3 doesn't leave me hopeful on games like Indiana Jones. Who knows, maybe eGPUs will be supported
Not likely as it’s supposed to be an all in one solution
There might be a single USB4 but everything routes through the CPU IO and there is no chipset.
Definitely not going to be anything more than performance/quality FSR or native 1080p