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The Steam Deck more closely matches the 8th Gen PS4. Though, I personally find it works best as a portable 7th Gen XBox 360.
deck has 16gb vram/ram unified.
memory is not the limitation, bit the SOC its like a PS4 for 720p
Games that are scaled beyond a generation, tend to look worse. However, with generation appropriate hardware, like the RTX 4090 and higher, it is supposed to look better.
Steam deck runs fine rebith but its not optimized well enough for that platform, i use steam deck with rebirth for cards , mini games, light stuff, for story, or cities, better be off that thing lol
Weird. I guess paradox is right.
Which begs the next question. Why did they give this a green check for steam deck. Seems like it deserves a yellow at most.
ProtonDB is a mixed bag:
https://www.protondb.com/app/2909400?device=steamDeck
I've pretty much given up on the green check as being any reasonable/sensible indicator for the Steam Deck itself. I use it as a barometer for my MinisForum Neptune, with an RX 6600M (8GB) GPU, 32GB of RAM, and an 8-Core 4.4 GHz CPU.
Lol. Yeah really. Meanwhile Dead or Alive 6, Resident Evil 5 and Digfight 1942 run flawlessly but is listed as incompatible.
I figured the problem is only with compatible games listed as incompatible. With overlooked updates and post-testing changes to proton and the like being the chief culprit and green mark = someone actually tested and made sure of it. But I guess you can't trust any part of it.
"The standard of a high end PC" is a confusion of the argument. PCs are configurable. If you want something done right, do it yourself. If PCs below the high end cannot be configured to achieve minimum standards, then the game is not going to be well received.
A Verified status is of no use to the consumer if the performance or quality is not up to the minimal standards. If you're not going to enjoy the game, then why waste the money on the purchase.
Being a steam deck user, i don't expect things to be great and i often lower performance on purpose. Tried this with rebirth in fact. Playability at low performance is fine. I get it. But everything being bad at the same time on the lowest settings for a deck verified game. Especially when there's nothing special in game to justify it.