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It will probably even have a function to do that automatically when you wanna start a game on the SD card anyway.
Not many eGPU enclosures support usb-c though.
In the tech specs for Steam Deck Dock it is only the DP 1.4 port in Alternate Mode that suppports 8K@60hz /4K@120hz - which is what USB-C 3.2 Gen 2 is supposed to support.
So seems like Valve have deliberately chosen DP 1.4 to support high res high refresh rate monitors and have chosen not to support Thunderbolt (USB A) for adding eGPU support to Steam Deck.
There are M.2 docks that could possibly be used for adding eGPU support to Steam Deck.
https://youtu.be/55Ak3YfVQNs
It will be interesting to see what docking stations, hubs and other ways to get more from Steam Deck will be revealed by Steam users in next few months.
This hits the button for me. SD is really the only practical solution for a portable device.
The dock that Valve are working on though... I'd hope they'll be considering a lot of bells and whistles. SSD connection and bay, hell, if space allows, maybe a sata 2.5" bay too. I'd like the dock to be more than a stand with extra usb ports etc. We'll see what they come up with but I guess if it isn't that there are always third party docks.
Yes, I know just think if the dock is intended* for desktop use, integration of direct storage docking would be a nice feature. Maybe SSD only would enable them it to be nice an compact but I think a base might be able to hold a 2.5 HDD without being too nuts.
* I acknowledge that their intention might just be to have a deck holder with extra ports to support basic connectivity to a monitor, network, KB+M, usb storage etc. I wouldn't criticise them for this, use cases for products have to be considered and will never make everyone happy.
However: transfer between the SSD and microSD would be really nice. Think like: having most of your library on the microSD kind of archived and in case you wanna really play one of the old games again without reinstalling and downloading, you could maybe just move it from the microSD to the SSD…?
Also of course the other way round. If you have a game on the SSD that you think you will not be playing for some time but don’t want to re-download in case you actually want to play it next week on the bus - just archive it to the microSD.
Honestly - thinking about it - I would actually prefer that kind of solution. If you have like 20-30 games installed, the poor thing will be busy installing updates anytime it is connected to a WiFi…
It's already been confirmed it will pop on and off when you change it, just like the switch and such.
They adapted it to the microSD so no longer needed to relocate each time your installation folder and verify game.cache.
I used to use mini pci-e on my laptop for the gdc beast extrenal graphics card port which ran near perfect and that was only 2.5gb/s .. vs 20gb/s usb-c 3.2 gen 2 on the steam deck! it should easily run an external graphics card.
I bet it's that fast for a good reason.