Speaking to IGN, Valve has announced that the Steam Deck has been able to handle any game they’ve thrown at it to at least a playable 30 FPS.
Valve’s Steam Deck portable gaming console is a mini-Windows 10 PC with Steam’s own Steam Deck UI skin. Sometimes companies are reluctant to upgrade such specialist devices, but it seems Valve is more than ready to face the challenge. “There’s nothing to indicate to us yet that there’ll be any issues with Windows 11,” says Valve’s Greg Coomer, designer of the Steam Deck. The company has been working with AMD to make sure the device meets all Windows 11 criteria. “There’s work looking at TPM just now,” Coomer said. “We’ve focused so much on Windows 10, so far, that we haven’t really gotten that far into it.
