Steam Deck OLED 1TB

Is anyone surprised? Verified has meant nothing for years. Valve saying they're going to make the restrictions even MORE lax for the Steam Machine honestly has me very concerned what they're gonna let publishers get away with, after watching what they've "verified" for the Deck.

Steam verification has honestly not meant much to me remotely for the past 2 years or so. Especially as the SD has become more and more underpowered for newer harder to run games. I love my steam deck oled but I have tried more than a few “verified” games that just don’t remotely work well on it.

Pretty sure it's a Steam Deck OLED issue. None of the suggested workarounds (e.g. changing powersave mode in Desktop) has fixed it for me.

This is such a weird device because it’s basically steam deck price for steam deck performance with a higher resolution screen but that’s not really an advantage because then you just don’t run games at native resolution because that chip is more going to like 720 than 1080. You get VRR but you lose

played nearly 3 hours on steam deck oled. game mode, default proton, 800p, lowest settings, gpu clock locked to 1600, fps limit at 45, though it definitely doesn’t get close, 20-30 fps at my house with dips and stutters, 70c average. uploaded my steam input to the community, under the name “fray”. p

This sub has overhyped the steam deck to oblivion. I bought an oled in 2024 after reading this sub (they said Cyberpunk and rdr2 are great). I would categorize it as barely playable to be honest as there are sections in both games where frame rate drops below 30. It’s good for indie games though (bu

I would disagree. I love an OLED screen but the Steam Deck is only 800p and 90hz with no VRR.

I own both the Switch 2 and Steam Deck OLED. Both or fantastic, but if I could only recommend one, I’d honestly recommend the Switch 2. It’s younger and you’ll get a lot more dedicated software support for it in the future. In addition to having Nintendo exclusives, a lot of third party cross-platfo

Msi claw. I had the steam deck oled, I loved it, but feels already underpowered for newer games. If not looking to play very new games and you get for a good price, it's worth it. If close to the price of the MSI, go for the claw.

Games generally run fine these days but you may run into some quirks with very old titles. For some context, I recently finished KOTOR 1 on my Switch 2 as it has native Widescreen and controller support, but I decided to play the Steam version of KOTOR 2 because it has those things plus I wanted to