YouTuber tries to replicate Steam Machine performance to see if Valve’s promised 4K 60 FPS and 6x GPU boost are realistic, and even tests PS3 emulation

[Redaktion]

A popular YouTube channel has attempted to recreate the Steam Machine's expected behaviour by building a compact PC configured to mimic Valve's leaked CPU, GPU and power limits. Their goal is to test claims such as 4K 60 FPS gaming and higher-end emulation support.

https://www.notebookcheck.net/YouTuber-tries-to-replicate-Steam-Machine-performance-to-see-if-Valve-s-promised-4K-60-FPS-and-6x-GPU-boost-are-realistic-and-even-tests-PS3-emulation.1164932.0.html

[richardnpaul]

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 😄

[Kilo]

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

[Tgor3]

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

[Blackberry]

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

[TheVaudevillain]

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

[JC]

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.