In July last year, the Vavle game handheld, Steam Deck, was officially released, equipped with an architecture combination of AMD Zen2 CPU and RDNA2 GPU, claiming to be able to run all PC games on the platform. For players concerned about whether there will be plug-ins, the official said in the Steam community that Steam Deck will support the two largest anti-cheat software, Easy Anti-Cheat and BattlEye.
In addition, officials said that test data from the certification system Deck Verified will be submitted on January 24 for tested games that use the anti-cheat system.
It is worth mentioning that Epic and Valve announced in September last year that Easy Anti-Cheat would be compatible with Steam Deck, but some game developers were still skeptical at the time.
Not long ago, the Steam official website updated the news, confirming that steam Deck will be shipped before the end of February as scheduled.
In the product hardware part, SteamDeck is equipped with a 7-inch screen with a resolution of 1280×800, supports a 60Hz refresh rate, a typical brightness of 700nit, supports touch, and the whole machine size is 298×117×49mm.
In terms of core performance, the Steam Deck is equipped with an architecture combination of AMDZen2 CPU and RDNA2 GPU, and the paper performance of the chip is roughly equivalent to that of the Ryzen™ 3 Pro 4450U+MX450, the memory is 16GB LPDDR5-5500, and the storage is optional 64GB eMMC (PCIe 2.0 x1), 256/512GB NVMeSSD (PCIe 3.0 x4).
According to the developers, the actual test of "Tomb Raider: Shadow", "Doom", "Cyberpunk 2077", "DOTA2" and other games can be maintained at about 60 FPS under medium special effects, of course, if the screen demand is high, you can start with the base output 4K120Hz or 8K 60Hz.
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