Handheld consoles, which fell into silence after the PSP, said hello to us again with the release of Nintendo Switch in 2017. Finally, with the introduction of Valve’s Steam Deck console last year, a new era has begun for users who love to play games regardless of location.
Valve is working hard to develop the Steam Deck console, which is increasing in popularity day by day. The company, which previously brought Microsoft’s cloud gaming service Xbox Cloud Gaming, has now announced that the feature that a segment has been eagerly waiting for is available on the console. Here are the details…
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Windows 11 support for Steam Deck has arrived
Steam DeckIt is slightly different from the classical hand consoles in terms of its technical features and offers to users. For x86-based AMD processorcoming with and SteamOS judicial Linux We can say that the device, which runs a game-based operating system, is a game-oriented portable computer rather than a handheld console.
In this context, Valve, which continues to work to further develop the console, launched Windows 10 support last month. This allowed users to install Windows 10 on the console. on the other hand Windows 11‘s future too, but for the AMD processor powered by the console fTPM It was announced that it would be delayed a little because the software was not ready yet.
As promised, Valve recently released its latest beta update. Windows 11 console by removing the major obstacle to its installation. fTPM software support brought. This paved the way for the Steam Deck to be installed on Windows 11.
Apart from this, as in Windows 10, sound drivers are not yet active in Windows 11, either. Therefore, users are expected to meet their needs with a USB-C or Bluetooth compatible audio device until the sound drivers are available. In addition, with the update, the battery life of the console has been improved and a new setting has been introduced for some games that do not have framerate limitations.
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