Valve's first Steam Machine—the one they'll be sending out to 300 beta users later this year—will be a super-high-end machine. And the specs are crazy impressive.

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Being a Steam Machine really only has two requirements: It needs to ship with the Linux-based SteamOS and the still-in-development Steam Controller.

As you can see in the included charts, SteamOS showed noticeable frame rate improvements in four of the five games tested.

It seems that iBuyPower's Steam Machine will be the first to market, priced at $500, sized between an Xbox One and PS4 and reportedly close to outperforming both. Many are celebrating the arrival ...

Forget PlayStation and Nintendo. The next Xbox's truest adversary may be SteamOS-driven hardware—and I'm all for it.

The Steam Box. Valve will ship 300 prototype Steam Machines to beta testers this year, and there's nothing particularly special about their specs.That’s kind of the point, though: the first ...

Since the Steam Machine is no longer available, Reddit user stand_up_g4m3r took it upon themselves to make their own. The key specs of note here are the Ryzen 5800X3D processor and RTX 3080 ...

The Steam Machines were also, in part, Valve's, or specifically Gabe Newell's, statement against the dominance of Microsoft's technology PC gaming.

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Steam Machines first officially hit stores in November 2015, but just seven months later it had only sold less than half a million units (via Ars Technica).By the time 2018 came around, Valve ...

Building your own Steam Machine is possible now using the SteamOS beta release with compatible hardware. The process is complex, varies from machine to machine, and can be unreliable thanks to the ...