The Steam Deck is marking its third birthday while struggling with performance issues in recent AAA games like Final Fantasy VII Rebirth. As a result, there is growing speculation regarding a successor device, though no official announcements have been made. Valve intends to delay a 'Steam Deck 2' until there is a substantial breakthrough in battery-powered processors. The AMD 'Magnus' APU is rumored as a possible chip for future iterations of the Steam Deck, which may aim for performance levels similar to next-generation consoles, though release may be two years away.
The Steam Deck is experiencing performance issues with recent AAA games like Final Fantasy VII Rebirth, leading to speculation about a future successor.
Valve has indicated that a 'Steam Deck 2' will not be released until there is a significant advancement in battery-powered processors.
The rumored AMD 'Magnus' APU could potentially power the next-generation Steam Deck, aiming for performance levels similar to future consoles.
Although the Magnus chip might not be available for another year or two, it suggests promising advancements for future Steam Deck models.
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