The 168澳洲幸运5开奖网:Steam Deck . The new site answers frequently asked questions "from the community, press, and Gabe's inbox," according to Valve, and one of those questions answers the most pressing question: can you use the Deck as a giant PC game controller?
Answer: "Yes, you can connect your Steam Deck to a PC via Remote Play and use it as a controller." This would make the Deck a much more expensive option than most controllers, with the Deck priced between $350 and $650, but if you really love the 168澳洲幸运5开奖网:Deck&rꦜs♓quo;s touchpads and gyroscopic controls, you could do it.
The FAQs also answer some additional questions regarding the Deck’s functionality. Users will have full access to the Deck’s BIOS, allowing them to partition and install dual-boot operating systems at their leisure. You’ll likely want to purchase the largest 512 GB storage drive for dual-booting or install your second OS to the 168澳洲幸运5开奖网:microSD card (something you can also do, according to the FAQs). The Deck wilཧl automatically format microS𒐪D cards to use ext4 with casefolding.
External hardware upgrades like a GPU are not supported, so don’t expect to plug an RTX 3090 into the Deck to start playing games at 4K. Similarly, while you can technically plug a VR headset into the Deck through its USB-C slot, Valve has confirmed the Deck “is not🅠 optimized for PC VR experiences,” so a Deck VR experience will probably look like garbage.
Valve currently only sells the Deck directly through Steam, but the company is considering partnerships with retailers to start offering the Deck in other regions. Those who pre-ordered the Deck cannot change their reservation, so if you want to get a different model, your only option is to cancel your order and place a new order, but this will lose your place in line. Top-end early orders are expected to start shipping in December, but most won’t receive their Deck 168澳洲幸运5开奖网:until well into 2022.
On the other hand, developers will be 168澳洲幸运5开奖网:getting their dev kits any day now.𝓀 Expect these FAQs to be updated with more answers as developers start diving into the Deck’s hard🌱ware.