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[Debunked] Valve Is Building a 'Steam Console' To Rival PS5 and Xbox, Rumour Claims (insider-gaming.com)

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Debunk from dev Pierre-Loup Griffais ‪@plagman.bsky.social‬

"we've done pre-release Mesa Vulkan work on every AMD architecture since Vega thanks to them kindly providing hardware, so there's nothing meaningful to read into there."

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[–] krimson 64 points 3 weeks ago (26 children)

This rumor has been going around for a few months now, mostly because of some commits targeting new unknown hardware to SteamOS afaik.

I hope the rumor is true, I love my steamdeck but something a bit more powerful that allows me to play Steam games in 4k on my TV would be awesome. If they run the same exact OS as on the steamdeck you could even do stuff like ad-free youtube using Firefox.

[–] superpill 3 points 3 weeks ago (4 children)

I know this isn't exactly what you mean, but I use the Remote Play function to stream games from my PC to my living room TV, it works like a charm!

[–] krimson 1 points 3 weeks ago (3 children)

Yup I've been doing that as well using nvidia shield but it has become very unstable as of late. Network latency and input lag is also an issue in some games unfortunately.

[–] superpill 2 points 3 weeks ago

Ah that's unfortunate.

To clarify I use my Steam Deck in a third party dock with a LAN-port connected to my TV. I've had no issues at all and streamed FF7 Rebirth with 2k resolution and stable 120fps yesterday, no interruptions.

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