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EDIT: I deleted/reinstalled steam on main pc, it appears to be working now, pulling off lilpc in bedroom.
2.4Ghz is what it's been on for ages, but 5ghz is more recent and has more 'channels' on it to broadcast on. Problem with 2.4, is it only has a handful of channels, a few more in some countries than others but there's like 10-15 give or take, and if there's too many devices nearby clogging all the channels up it causes some gnarly interference slowing everything down.
I was amazed a few years ago when I got my first 5Ghz router and suddenly my tablet's awful wifi connectivity was gone in a flash, because, well, less devices are supporting 5Ghz, more now than then, but 5Ghz has WAAAAAY more channels available than 2.4 as well, so there's less networks trying to overlap.
Personally I'm near a school, and I don't know how many routers are truly in there as they're mostly on the same SSID, but the amount of routers competing with bandwidth on the 2.4Ghz channels is nutty compared to the 5Ghz, so if the deck's wifi happens to be connecting on 2.4, might see if 5 is better.
(Coincidentally, also a good thing to try if your Steam Link performance is completely useless on wifi normally)
My 2nd machine also on LAN, gets full speed.
The xHCI Host Controller shows as USB 2.0, with a product ID of 0x0002 (2.0 root hub)