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Posted by heffeque
 - Today at 09:16:55
I'd wait for RDNA5 or later to put it into the SteamDeck 2.
There will be a tangible difference in power and efficiency vs the SteamDeck 1.

Also newer battery tech that is coming out lately will make things even better. I can imagine solid batteries going into handheld devices (not only cars). It'll be a game changer.
Posted by gdrt
 - Today at 08:52:12
QuoteThe discussion highlights the challenge Valve faces in developing the Steam Deck 2: While some players primarily want a lightweight, affordable handheld with long battery life, others are looking for more performance to play the latest blockbusters on the go. Combining both could prove difficult.
AMD Z1 APU can be configured down to 9 Watt, Z2 to 6 Watt and Z3 is "15W optimized". 15W native TDP is going to make a Steam Deck 2 larger/heavier/louder. VALVE should ask their Steam Deck users what SD2 they'd prefer and may also offer people to come in and test a larger, 15 Watt, Steam Deck prototype to see how people like it? Or sell a smaller 10W and a larger 15W SD2 (only worth developing if both would sell well (are there people who would get a 15W SD2 that would not get a 10W one?)). A free poll asking people would already be helpful. I'd prefer the current 10W native TDP size envelope one, but if VALVE can keep the same weight in a 15W SD2 (seems kinda unlikely), some customers may accept that too.
Posted by t184256
 - Yesterday at 23:15:28
QuoteThe other side definitely wants more processing power from a Steam Deck 2. Reddit user u/redditman181 therefore raises a fair question: "if thats the case as you say why bother making a steam deck 2? The current one plays old games perfectly fine."

Yeah, one-megapixel screens and higher are overrated. What is it, 2026?
Posted by Redaktion
 - Yesterday at 12:05:59
New rumors about the Steam Deck 2 have sparked a heated discussion. It turns out that players have very different expectations for the successor – leaving Valve with a difficult challenge.

https://www.notebookcheck.net/Steam-Deck-2-Valve-apparently-faces-a-problem-that-s-almost-impossible-to-solve.1420139.0.html