- #PS4 CONTROLLER ON STEAM BETTER PERFORMANCE 720P#
- #PS4 CONTROLLER ON STEAM BETTER PERFORMANCE SERIES#
#PS4 CONTROLLER ON STEAM BETTER PERFORMANCE SERIES#
Of the two, the Switch is almost certainly the less powerful device: it features Nvidia’s Tegra X1 chipset, an Arm-based processor that’s over four years old, compared to the Steam Deck’s AMD Zen 2 CPU and next-gen RDNA 2 GPU, architectures that also appear in the PS5 and Xbox Series X.
#PS4 CONTROLLER ON STEAM BETTER PERFORMANCE 720P#
Both devices feature 720p touchscreen displays, too. The most obvious comparison for the Steam Deck is, of course, Nintendo’s Switch - particularly the upcoming OLED model - which offers a similar handheld configuration, screen size, and design. While the base eMMC storage configuration could potentially mean slower game installs and load times, Valve promises that “there is no in-game difference in frame rates or graphics quality” among the three models. There are three models available: one with 64GB of eMMC storage for $399, one with a 256GB NVMe SSD for $529, and a top-of-the-line model with 512GB of high-speed NVMe SSD storage for $649. It’s powered by an AMD APU with a quad-core / eight-thread Zen 2 CPU and an AMD RDNA 2 GPU with 8 compute units, alongside 16GB of LPDDR5 RAM. But how does the handheld compare to other major consoles on the market, like the Nintendo Switch, Xbox Series X / S, and the PlayStation 5?įirst off, let’s look at the Steam Deck’s specs.
Valve’s surprising new Steam Deck has been officially announced, promising to let players take their whole Steam library of games on the go.
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