Review on Game console Valve Steam Deck 64 GB SSD, black by Adam Adam ᠌

You can also enable a very nice "overlay" with information about FPS, resources consumed (% CPU,% GPU) and how many watts are used. It's funny to see how childhood games that "ate" the entire PC with a 200-300W power supply eat, for example, 8W. Doesn't heat up too much and the fan is quite quiet. Some pros: Mini PC with all possible control methods except keyboard and mouse: - Want to use your trackpad as a mouse? There are two of them. - Want to speed up hover by clicking on the screen? Touchscreen. - Want to "navigate" with a gamepad? and here he is. - I would like to customize everything "for myself" in each specific game - please. Through third-party applications (Wine, Lutris "package" builders, Flatpak) you can run almost everything. Both "ready-made assemblies", and manually, if necessary. HOMM3 HD turned on with a bang, although they are not on Steam. (Old-school) online games that don't use Steam as a distribution platform have sprung up. "Supposedly unsupported by Steam Deck" Civilization IV works without problems. DOSBox and NES,SNES,SEGA emulators work. - A powerful processor (at first glance, I didn’t play TheWitcher - it makes no sense in my opinion to play high-tech projects on such a small screen), but in fact, through Wine or Proton, the toys work VERY well. And those that have a "native" SteamOS/Linux version on Steam are even better. - 16GB of RAM. At a time when even "semi-gaming" laptops can pack in 8GB, that's nice. Cons below: - Very strange on-screen keyboard in games (and Linux) that are not natively friendly with SteamDeck. - Came with some kind of "broken" distribution kit. There was no return icon from Linux back to the "game" interface. Rescued "rollback to factory settings". - A little strange screen. Apparently it's cheap. Some picky people might not like the resolution. For gamers and such hardware (so as not to slow down), the resolution is normal. Those who need 4K / 8K on a micromobile (why is unclear) will be dissatisfied.