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Posted by heffeque
 - Today at 19:27:16
Quote from: jojoba on Today at 17:25:22Yeah but not that like PS4 wasnt smaller. Their PC is not very upgredeable anyways, so with custom MB and cooling you can do smaller. There are enthusiasts building 4060 PCs into like Velka 3, that's a 4 litre gaming pc.
The Velka 3 is bigger than the Gabe Cube... And probably a lot more expensive, and without HDMI-CEC.

But OK... Buy that and put SteamOS on it if you want!
Posted by jojoba
 - Today at 17:25:22
Yeah but not that like PS4 wasnt smaller. Their PC is not very upgredeable anyways, so with custom MB and cooling you can do smaller. There are enthusiasts building 4060 PCs into like Velka 3, that's a 4 litre gaming pc.
Posted by heffeque
 - Today at 15:20:05
It was just unlucky to get released during the AI bubble.

It would have been less than $750 if it had been released a year ago, which is a fair price for what it comes with.

Also... It's the 1st mini-PC that I know of that actually has a working HDMI-CEC, which is extremely convenient for its use case.

Framework Desktop has it, but it currently can't be used (I'm assuming they'll have to update the BIOS).
Posted by Redaktion
 - Today at 12:16:01
Too expensive, too weak – or technically underrated? On Reddit, fans are defending Valve's Steam Machine as a "technical marvel." The focus is not on SteamOS, but on the compact 15-centimeter cube itself.

https://www.notebookcheck.net/This-is-why-some-people-see-the-Steam-Machine-as-a-technical-marvel-despite-the-criticism.1329287.0.html