The recent news about Steam Deck is how V optimizes the game, and it can be seen that the porting effect of many games is actually not ideal. Recently, ETA Prime, a blogger who has eaten too much, released a 10-minute video showing how they can connect their graphics card to steam Deck video, interested friends let's take a look.
In the video, by disassembling the Steam Deck and pairing it with a series of cool maneuvers, ETA Prime successfully replaced the handheld processor with a Radeon RX 6900 XT GPU. As ETA Prime says in the video: "With the GPU connected to the Steam Deck, it certainly no longer belongs to the portable handheld, but the point is not why we do it, but maybe it works." ”
After connecting the Steam Deck to the display and booting up, ETA Prime ran The Witcher 3 in 4K resolution at ultra settings and reached a frame rate of about 108fps. After that, he also tried to run "Three People, One Dog 5" on 4K screen, which has an approximate frame rate of about 70fps. Of course, not all games have such good optimizations, and in the second half of the video he shows that The Ring of Eldon only reaches about 46fps running at 1080p resolution, while Cyberpunk 2077 has a more exaggerated frame rate change, with frames bouncing wildly between 40-80.
Finally ETA Prime concluded: "I don't recommend anyone else trying to do this, the Steam Deck is a standard portable handheld, so it's just a test, of course it turns out that our exaggerated ideas have indeed been verified." ”