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Cale Hunt

Valve's Steam Machine could undercut console pricing — if it can dodge tariffs and hardware shortages driven by AI

Steam Machine pricing.

Valve, the company that owns the immensely popular Steam storefront and that kicked off the handheld gaming craze in 2022 with the Steam Deck, just covertly announced three new Steam devices today.

The entrée is an all-new Steam Machine powered by a six-core AMD Zen 4 CPU and a semi-custom RDNA 3 GPU, together capable of delivering "4K gaming at 60 FPS" when using AMD's FidelityFX Super Resolution (FSR). It's sort of like a console, except it has access to Steam's gigantic library of PC games and it runs on SteamOS.

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