but this GPU is an equivalent of an RX 7400 (i.e., a rebranded RX 6600)!
It has only half the CU of the old PS5 (non-Pro).

And the CPU is a nerfed 7400F with a TDP of just 30W.

so such PC isn't worth more than $300-400 :D
And at that price, it's better to buy the twice more powerful PS5

Yeah I wanted to know if he was using steam is to test since that's what their claims are on...

Quote from: Blackberry on November 19, 2025, 10:24:13The writer's bio is so lame and cringe, please unalive your sorry pathetic a**.F4990T

Censored yourself cuz you're scared. Keep punching the air loser

I noticed that the image caption of the Steam Machine here in the article could use a correction. It's USB-A, USB-A, microSD.
There's no USB-c on the front, but one at the back.

Funny - most people go out of their way to not to be a bigot and asshat on public.

The writer's bio is so lame and cringe, please unalive your sorry pathetic a**.F4990T

it says they're using Bazzite, which is basically a 3rd party steam os.

Is he using steam os, Windows, Linux....

4k60 over oculink is likely going to be difficult for any game. I'm not certain which PCI-E version it's using but an internal GPU will have 2x or 4x the bandwidth via at least an 8x PCI-E 4.0 connection.

Not a single Valve game tested is a travesty, as those would easily hit 4k and over 60fps 😄