![]() ![]() Players can also purchase a dock that allows the Steam Deck to run on a TV. Videos released by Valve show people using the Steam Deck to natively play games such as Baldur’s Gate 3, Crusader Kings 3, Disco Elysium, Hades, and Star Wars Jedi: Fallen Order. The Steam Deck is capable of running PC games on its own hardware, without the power of the cloud. Players will simply log into their account, and their friends and catalog should follow them onto the handheld. The Steam Deck will run games from players’ existing Steam libraries. The Steam Deck has eight triggers on its back: four on the device’s shoulders and four more where the ring and pinky fingers rest. There are also two trackpads - one on either side of the machine, under the thumbsticks - to allow for increased precision. It features a 7-inch touchscreen, two thumbsticks, a D-pad, and a four-button layout. Previously rumored as the “SteamPal,” the Steam Deck is a portable PC that’s slightly larger than the Nintendo Switch. The Nintendo Switch-like device is set for release in December starting at $399. The Steam Deck does come with a UHS-I microSD card reader for expandable storage, allowing you to add more (though also slow) storage.The Steam Deck is a new handheld device from Valve for playing PC games on the go, the company announced Thursday. The "embedded" part of the name is quite literal. In the case of eMMC we already know it's impossible. It seems that you won't be able to get inside the Steam Deck to swap out the NVMe storage, at least without some serious disassembly. You can check out our Surface Go review to see how performance compares between eMMC and NVMe storage. ![]() If you want your games to load fast, you will definitely want to go with one of the NVMe SSD options. Speaking on performance, there is a significant gap between eMMC and NVMe. For a handheld device, that's especially important. eMMC storage isn't as fast as NVMe SSD storage, but it does generally draw less power. A larger SSD is always recommended.ĮMMC storage - which stands for embedded MultiMediaCard - is generally used in cheaper electronics as a way to keep prices down. ![]() PC gamers already know how quickly storage fills up. ![]()
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