Steam Deck
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Jul 9, 2026
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Archived data · Jul 28, 2026 – Sep 5, 202642 mentions · avg score 661 (live posts)
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Archived data · Jul 28, 2026 – Oct 1, 2026https://preview.redd.it/y8bf2ojqkboh1.jpeg?width=918&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=705e7adfeb5c8c0c3a204e97073d6e92fefc7799
lol and people thought 100 hours of geforce now a month was bad
Why not a stronger Laptop and a Steam controller? Probably costs the Same or less than one of the stronger Handhelds.
That’ll be interesting AV1 playback on YouTube, for example, has been a mess at higher frame rates. I have to use an extension to force H.264 playback so it doesn’t freak out and break in the middle of a video. Did OLED receive a firmware update recently? Curious why they feel confident testing this now.
>Its now become my first instinct when I'm missing software to build it in a couple of hours local using the custom agent framework I setup. Same here! It is awesome! You can dial in the software just for your needs exactly. Adding features you need, changing the workflow that suits you, making it more efficient from a UI point of view and so on. I love it!
Don't show people grass, they will be stunlocked...
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