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But yes, I'd really like to see Steam Link for Raspberry Pi.
I'd also like to see an actual Steam client for Pi. Raspberry Pi is not really powerful enough for gaming, but with 1GB of RAM and quad core CPU it could run some older and not resource demanding games.
I mean, damn thing can run Minecraft without any problems. I also had Android OS installed on It and played some Android games.
Most people have Pi hooked up to TV in living room and won't play highly competitive games there so 30fps is ok.
I tried paying GTA V on Pi locked at 30fps (because my PC can't run it at higher framerate) and it feels fine
And for some reason 30fps on TV at 2-3 meters distance feels a little bit smoother than 30fps on monitor at 50cm distance