games cannot play on the 64g steam deck

[DustIIDust&Ashes2Ashes]

lots of game size are bigger than 64g ，like gta5

[DustIIDust&Ashes2Ashes]

so upgrade 64G to 128G for free

[DustIIDust&Ashes2Ashes]

Originally posted by Eiswolfin:

You need to buy an SD Card for the 64GB model.

the speed of sd card is very slow

[cSg|mc-Hotsauce]

You knew that before purchasing it.

SD cards are a thing as are external docks and storage drives.

Originally posted by ⫍ ⃢ ⫎ 凸凹凸:

Originally posted by Eiswolfin:

You need to buy an SD Card for the 64GB model.

the speed of sd card is very slow

Hardly noticeable.

[DustIIDust&Ashes2Ashes]

players from r6s like to tell me to buy the ssd

[cSg|mc-Hotsauce]

Originally posted by ⫍ ⃢ ⫎ 凸凹凸:

players from r6s like to tell me to the ssd

Then get a powered hub and connect an SSD to it.

[DustIIDust&Ashes2Ashes]

Originally posted by Eiswolfin:

Originally posted by ⫍ ⃢ ⫎ 凸凹凸:

so upgrade 64G to 128G for free

upgrade for free? how?

64G is a joke to a PC game console，it not a cell phone，so it's all fault to the designers of steam deck

[DustIIDust&Ashes2Ashes]

Originally posted by Eiswolfin:

Originally posted by ⫍ ⃢ ⫎ 凸凹凸:

the speed of sd card is very slow

Benchmarks have been done with the Steamdeck where they compared SD Card vs NVME SSD, and it ranged from SD card just being a tiny little bit slower in load times to actually being a tiny little bit faster on load times, compared to the NVME SSDs in the Steam Deck, its different for each game.

So getting an SD Card is perfectly capable.

So get an SD card for the 64GB model.

well，it seems sd card is a solution

[Zefar]

Originally posted by ⫍ ⃢ ⫎ 凸凹凸:

Originally posted by Eiswolfin:

upgrade for free? how?

64G is a joke to a PC game console，it not a cell phone，so it's all fault to the designers of steam deck

Some people might not be playing the big games on it but rather focus on smaller puzzle titles and 2D games instead. Then a 64GB version would make sense for them.

If you picked the 64GB model it is your fault.

[DustIIDust&Ashes2Ashes]

Originally posted by Zefar:

Originally posted by ⫍ ⃢ ⫎ 凸凹凸:

64G is a joke to a PC game console，it not a cell phone，so it's all fault to the designers of steam deck

Some people might not be playing the big games on it but rather focus on smaller puzzle titles and 2D games instead. Then a 64GB version would make sense for them.

If you picked the 64GB model it is your fault.

the customer is always right，the most of people dont know what they can not play before buy this product，so pls make a warning like dont buy 64g except you want to play some mini games only like puzzle

[DustIIDust&Ashes2Ashes]

Originally posted by Eiswolfin:

Originally posted by ⫍ ⃢ ⫎ 凸凹凸:

so upgrade 64G to 128G for free

upgrade for free? how?

the solution is the modlar design，just like laptop battery which is separable and replaceable

[Brian9824]

Originally posted by ⫍ ⃢ ⫎ 凸凹凸:

Originally posted by Eiswolfin:

upgrade for free? how?

the solution is the modlar design，just like laptop battery which is separable and replaceable

No the solution is to know what your buying, it's a custom SSD designed to fit into it and minimize size.

64gb is plenty of space for most people , and modular with SD card that performs basically the same as a SSD

[Cathulhu]

So, if you already know the 64GB space is not enough, why did you buy the SteamDeck with just 64GB in the first place?

[Gwarsbane]

Originally posted by ⫍ ⃢ ⫎ 凸凹凸:

Originally posted by Zefar:

Some people might not be playing the big games on it but rather focus on smaller puzzle titles and 2D games instead. Then a 64GB version would make sense for them.

If you picked the 64GB model it is your fault.

the customer is always right，the most of people dont know what they can not play before buy this product，so pls make a warning like dont buy 64g except you want to play some mini games only like puzzle

No the customer is not always right. Specially when the customer is expected to do a little research BEFORE buying to make sure what they are buying is right for them. Valve can't know the size of games that you want to play before you buy it.

Blaming the Store because you didn't research before hand means the customer is wrong.

A decent SD card is good enough, tests that I have seen with it show that games play off of them just fine. You can get them up to sizes of 1 TB, but I'd stuck with 512 gigs at most as the 1TB size is expensive.

Valve should next time stick with just 1 model, make it a little thicker in the middle, a little more expensive and make it so that it takes a full size M.2 which can more easily be swapped out, or have a second M.2 slot that can take a full size card.

Course that also means that the next version will be more expensive and you will complain that you can't afford it so that they should make a smaller size version, which you will then complain can't fit games on it that you want to play because you don't bother doing your research to see if they can fit on the.

[feytharn]

Originally posted by ⫍ ⃢ ⫎ 凸凹凸:

Originally posted by Eiswolfin:

upgrade for free? how?

the solution is the modlar design，just like laptop battery which is separable and replaceable

That wouldn't make the upgrade free, would it?

[Crazy Tiger]

You should have bought a version with a bigger drive then. Or go for the SD card, which according to people that have a Steam Deck works perfectly fine.

Originally posted by ⫍ ⃢ ⫎ 凸凹凸:

the customer is always right，

They like to think so, but no. Customers mostly overestimate their worth.