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Steam native ARM (aarch64) on Asahi Linux (Fedora Remix)
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Steam native ARM (aarch64) on Asahi Linux (Fedora Remix)

Guide to run a Steam native ARM (aarch64) on Asahi Linux (Fedora Remix)

  1. Download the official ARM64 archive (the URL is periodically updated by Valve with new builds):

wget https://client-update.steamstatic.com/bins_linuxarm64_linuxarm64.zip.0f11199e9a58a0ec4aab3833152ada1b2e56c846 ; mv bins_linuxarm64_linuxarm64.zip.0f11199e9a58a0ec4aab3833152ada1b2e56c846 bins_linuxarm64_linuxarm64.zip

  1. Extract the client by placing the steamrtarm64 folder in the correct path:

mkdir -p ~/.local/share/Steam/
unzip bins_linuxarm64_linuxarm64.zip -d ~/.local/share/Steam/

  1. Enable public beta: Create the configuration file to force the update of the correct packages:

mkdir -p ~/.local/share/Steam/package && echo publicbeta > ~/.local/share/Steam/package/beta

  1. Assign execution permissions, also for execution:

chmod -R u+rwx ~/.local/share/Steam/steamrtarm64/

  1. Fix libvpx dependency on Fedora (Asahi/Fedora specific to avoid crashes on startup):

sudo ln -s /usr/lib64/libvpx.so.9 /usr/lib64/libvpx.so.6

  1. Also create the folder in the Home and the links:

mkdir -p ~/.steam
ln -s ~/.local/share/Steam ~/.steam/steam
ln -s ~/.local/share/Steam ~/.steam/root
ln -s ~/.local/share/Steam/linuxarm64 ~/.steam/sdkarm64

  1. Install the dependency for libgtk-x11:

sudo dnf install gtk2

  1. Install only fex-emu , avoid sudo dnf install steam since it is still an x86_64 package:

sudo dnf install fex-emu

  1. Start Steam by going to the native folder, currently you need to use muvm to convert memory pages from 16 kB of Asahi to 4 kB:

muvm ~/.local/share/Steam/steamrtarm64/steam

(10. If it doesn't work:)

(muvm ~/.local/share/Steam/steamrtarm64/steam -no-cef-sandbox)

Notes:

  • Kernel 6.19.14
  • BigPicture not work well as classic interface
  • I have IPv6 deactivated

Guide inspired by https://interfacinglinux.com/community/sbcsoftware/native-steam-client-for-arm-linux

u/RrOoSsSsOo — 3 hours ago
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Bluetooth not working

As of yesterday my Bluetooth stopped working, and won’t turn back on. I have SteamOS installed on my legion go 2. I’ve tried a hard reset and have gone into desktop and when I open up Bluetooth settings it shows it’s off and won’t toggle on. I’m new to using steam, and wanted to know if there’s a way to uninstall the drives or something else I can try?

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u/rrkorona86 — 12 hours ago
▲ 134 r/SteamOS+1 crossposts

I think I finally understand the Steam Deck hype now.

It started with a Legion Go S Z1E I picked up open-box during Black Friday. After PayPal cashback, it cost me less than $500, which felt like a great deal. Honestly, I was pretty happy with it. Battery life was fine, fan noise never bothered me much, and overall it was a solid handheld.

Then my girlfriend discovered Coral Island.

At that point, the handheld basically stopped being mine and became hers. Fair enough.

Later, I saw an open-box Xbox Ally X at Best Buy for under $800 and thought, “Why not try it? I can always return it.” But after using it, I immediately loved it. The comfort, battery life, almost no fan noise, and even the 7-inch screen didn’t really bother me at all. Once I adjusted the colors a bit, it became my favorite handheld experience at the time.

I kept switching between Windows and SteamOS, and eventually realized AutoSR really wasn’t making much difference for handheld gaming. Meanwhile, SteamOS beta updates kept getting better and better. Honestly, if you’ve never tried SteamOS on these handhelds, it’s hard to explain how much Windows leaves on the table in terms of performance, smoothness, and overall experience.

At that point, SteamOS on the Xbox Ally X became, in my opinion, the best handheld setup available.

But I still didn’t fully understand the Steam Deck obsession online. I kept seeing posts and videos like “Why the Steam Deck is still the best handheld in 2026” and I didn’t get it because I was already so happy with the Xbox Ally X.

Then I traded my Legion Go S Z1E for a Steam Deck OLED.

That’s when it clicked.

So many things I originally saw as “limitations” suddenly felt intentional. Valve designed the whole experience around what actually matters for handheld gaming. Even 800p stopped bothering me completely. If I can lock games at 45 FPS on a 90Hz OLED screen, who honestly cares about chasing 60 FPS all the time on a handheld? Especially if you already have a powerful desktop PC at home.

I tested Elden Ring on both the Xbox Ally X and Steam Deck using the same settings, and honestly, the Steam Deck surprised me multiple times. I wasn’t expecting the older custom AMD chip to compete that well against newer hardware running Windows.

That was the moment I knew I didn’t want to go back to Windows handheld gaming anymore.

Now SteamOS on the Xbox Ally X takes the experience to another level, especially with the recent beta updates. But at the same time, I completely fell in love with the Steam Deck OLED too. The size, weight, ergonomics, suspend/resume, and especially the trackpads make it feel incredibly refined and thoughtfully designed.

Now I finally understand why people love the Steam Deck so much.

And honestly, what a great time to be a gamer. Handheld gaming right now feels incredible.

The funny thing is, I spend all day at my computer for work, and after work I often don’t even want to sit at my desk to game anymore. Handhelds completely changed that for me.

The only real downside for me is that the Steam Deck OLED couldn’t handle 120Hz Moonlight streaming from my gaming PC. My setup is connected through Ethernet, and cable-connected streaming gives me around 6–8ms latency, which almost feels like no latency at all. But honestly, as a true handheld gaming device, the Steam Deck is still more than enough if you set realistic expectations for AAA games.

My biggest takeaway from all of this:

Raw specs don’t automatically create the best gaming experience. Optimization, operating system, ergonomics, battery life, suspend/resume, fan noise, and overall polish matter way more than I expected. Sometimes a device that looks weaker on paper can feel better in real-world use because the experience is designed around the player instead of just chasing numbers.

I think that’s what Valve understood early with the Steam Deck.

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u/IamIsmael — 1 day ago
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Need help with building my Steam OS pc!!!

So I was originally trying to get my am5 gigabyte eagle wifi 7 atx motherboard working in my micro atx mirage 4 case and I ran into a lot of issues especually with my rx 9060xt not turning on , then i tried a bunch of other things then i found out the dram red light was on and i managed to fix that issue by putting my ram in the correct slot since I'm only using one stick of ddr5 ram. Then I ran into the issue of my gpu not turning on so i gave up and unplugged the gpu and tried to just use the pc with my ryzen 7 9800x3d cpu instead . Then i kept getting this red cpu light so i tried to reseat my cpu then the pc wouldn't turn on . So i took the motherboard out of the case and found out I needed to unplug the cpu cable from the cpu port on my modular psu and plug it into the vga/cpu port on my modular psu but yeah pc still not turning on i even tried clearing the cmos by using a screw driver to jump it didn't work i also took the cmos battery out for 6 minutes still didn't turn on when i plugged it back in .

So now I'm worried I might have killed my cpu , my ram and my motherboard and psu I hope I'm wrong but not looking good right now.

When i was testing earlier the pc would boot but i would have no video output because the gpu wouldn't turn on even if I tried with the cpu it still wouldn't work because as I found out later after taking out my motherboard and psu from my case the cable was in the wrong slot on the psu.

For context I was reusing some old pc parts and some new pc parts I had gotten recently the gpu i bought used for 263 aud from cex and the cpu and ram i bought for 1035 aud online from jw computers. Oh and the motherboard was bought from Vinnies for 250 aud but it didn't come with everything it had since it was used.

Can help me please do I have e-waste now? Am I fucked??!!

Also i had this othe issue on my steam deck oled where When i was trying to flash the steam os image to my usb it kept failing even when using fedora media writer it still failed , both balena etcher and fedora media writer failed to write the image to my usb even after i had formatted my usb it still wouldn't work.

I really want to install Steam OS on this pc but i might not be able to since it won't turn on anymore after reseating the cpu.Photos of pc build

Update:

After a lot of googling I found out I can use my motherboards q flash option to both update and reset the bios now the psu is working and the qflash button on the motherboard is blinking orange while it updates the bios on my motherboard , the 9060xt is still not working though I'll try reseating the 9060xt again after the qflash update has finished .

I will conduct further testing to see if my motherboard will turn on after its finished updating its bios

Update 2:

My cpu cable is plugged into the motherboard my psu only needs one cpu cable also my motherboard only has one cpu connector so even if i plugged in another cpu cable into my psu i wouldn't be able to plug it into my motherboard . The only cpu connector on my motherboard is already connected , the cpu connector is the one above my cpu the long black cable that is also plugged into the vga/cpu port of my psu.

The motherboard was turning on before when the only using one cpu cable as it only supports one cpu cable plugged in at a time.

It was only after I reseated the cpu that the motherboard stopped turning on . I tried everything clearing cmos both ways , qflash update twice where my psu would work but stop working after the qflash finished updating I tried reseating my gpu and ram as well so far nothing has worked I have an extra cpu cable in my psu cable bag but its useless since my motherboard only supports one cpu cable at a time.

u/CabinetSimilar9660 — 1 day ago
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Question

So you know how on steamdecks and handhelds wuth steamos it tells you your battery life estimate (like if it has 3:56 hours or whatever) is there any github or decky thing to remove that so I can remove my battery anxiety on my ally x (it's stupid I know)

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u/itsdevinbabbby — 18 hours ago
▲ 31 r/SteamOS+1 crossposts

I’m working on a Decky plugin to make eGPU switching easier on SteamOS handhelds

Hi everyone.

I’m working on a Decky Loader plugin called eGPUBridge.

The idea is to make using an external GPU on SteamOS handhelds a bit easier, especially in Game Mode.

Right now, using an eGPU with handheld PCs can be pretty annoying. The hardware can work, but the actual user experience is not very console-like. You may need to deal with display routing, Gamescope output, GPU preference, external monitor modes, and recovery if the screen goes wrong.

I’m trying to make this more simple from the Decky menu.

The main thing I’m working on is a SMART switch between two modes:

  • Portable mode: internal screen, normal handheld use
  • TV / eGPU mode: external display through the eGPU

So the goal is basically: dock the handheld, switch to the external display/eGPU setup, and later switch back to the internal screen without doing everything manually in the terminal.

I’m currently testing this mainly around SteamOS handheld use, especially with AMD eGPU setups, but I’m also working on portability for devices like:

  • ROG Ally
  • ROG Ally X
  • Lenovo Legion Go
  • Lenovo Legion Go S

Some things the plugin can already handle or detect:

  • internal vs external display route
  • eGPU / external output status
  • selected external display modes like 4K 60 Hz, 1440p 120 Hz, or 1080p 60 Hz
  • basic AMD GPU information and power-related settings
  • dock / USB4 status information
  • optional TV control through ADB for Android-based TVs
  • basic NVIDIA support work is also in progress, but still needs careful testing

This is still an early alfa project, so I’m not trying to present it as finished or perfect. SteamOS + Gamescope + eGPU is still a pretty messy area, and different docks, GPUs, BIOS versions, and kernels can behave differently.

https://preview.redd.it/1m4k6h6jjj2h1.jpg?width=1250&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=4c4981cdc6a663c3cc8dc7c6a6a9d8ae6b43dd12

https://preview.redd.it/06rb6m2mjj2h1.jpg?width=1102&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=f2698811aec4085c609ae0c5f6b52664a340c04c

https://preview.redd.it/h2jo1k8njj2h1.jpg?width=1093&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=56dc61da23cc42ae18dd3fac7494cf282a123062

https://preview.redd.it/jdhqnyaojj2h1.jpg?width=1051&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=f724faf7bcb0fff27c5e3d8cd8488f591de668f8

I’m mostly posting this to ask:

Has anyone else here been experimenting with eGPU setups on SteamOS handhelds?

I’d be especially interested in feedback from people using USB4 eGPU docks with ROG Ally / Legion Go / Legion Go S or similar devices.

I can share the GitHub link in the comments if anyone wants to look at it or test it.

WITH LOVE

https://i.redd.it/40ahcoiwjj2h1.gif

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u/4erepaxa87 — 1 day ago
▲ 0 r/SteamOS+1 crossposts

Good deal going on right now for cheap

I know the game has mixed reviews but for the price you can't go wrong with it and also in the image it is shown in Canadian dollars so in USD it could be like $3 for the game.

I've only played the game when they did that beta back in the days which the game felt alright and all which i don't know what the game would be like now but i am sure with friends you could have an enjoyable time together.

u/Ecks30 — 1 day ago
▲ 76 r/SteamOS+2 crossposts

SteamOS 3.8.3 Beta: Second Clutch
Note: This update is for the Steam Deck Beta and Preview channels, and includes new features that are still being tested. You can opt into this in Settings > System > System Update Channel.

These notes contain all changes since the current stable SteamOS 3.7 release, with the new changes since the previous 3.8.2 Beta noted below

New in 3.8.3
Fixed a regression causing the Steam on-screen keyboard in desktop mode to produce the wrong keys in certain IME modes

Substantially improved speed of future OS updates on high-speed connections

Added missing graphics features needed for titles such as "Crimson Desert"

Fixed a regression causing crashes in certain titles (such as "Sushi Ben")

Fixed multiple regressions causing crashes in desktop mode

Fixed a regression causing the Steam overlay to malfunction while streaming

Fixed spurious wake-ups when using a Logitech Bolt receiver

Improved support for upcoming Steam Controller hardware

Even more support for upcoming Steam Machine hardware

Even more security and stability updates

General
Fixed a case where WiFi performance could become degraded until the device was put to sleep or manually reconnected

Fixed excessive trackpad sensitivity on certain early Steam Deck LCD models

Initial support for upcoming Steam Machine hardware

Updated Arch system base

Updated graphics driver with performance and stability fixes

Fixed a case where per-app performance settings would intermittently fail to apply when launching a game

Improved support for the screencasts in Game Mode (e.g. OBS/Discord)

Fixed dropdown menus not appearing in some games

Improved VRR frame pacing

Fixed FSR badge remaining off in the performance overlay, even if it was actually active

Improved support for games that attempt to open PDF files in external viewers

Fixed an issue affecting certain titles (such as "SpongeBob SquarePants: Titans of the Tide") where the game window could have an incorrect position

Fixed closing certain titles (such as "STAR WARS Jedi: Survivor™") and Starfield resulting in a session crash

Improved support for certain USB racing wheels and USB devices that boot in a non-standard mode
Frequently these are devices that appear as USB storage devices with a driver installer, and must be switched to their normal mode by the OS

Steam Deck controller firmware updates now display update progress on the splash screen

Fixes issue on specific Steam Deck revisions where firmware updates could render the left controller inoperative for that session

Numerous stability and security updates

Bluetooth
Re-re-enable Bluetooth Wake for Steam Deck LCD
Fix for more spurious wake issues that were present in earlier attempts

Audio
Detect HDMI channel count and expose surround configuration if available

Add a setting to allow using Bluetooth headset mics (Bluetooth playback quality will be worse while capture is active)

Restore internal audio device on reboot if set to "Off" in desktop mode

Increase suspend timeout for HDMI devices so initial audio isn't cut off after a few seconds of inactivity

Fixed a bug with switching input devices when a wired headset is plugged in

Fixed an issue where audio underruns could be experienced after sleep/resume

Accessibility
Added an option to force mono audio output

Desktop Mode
KDE Plasma updated to version 6.4.3 from 6.2.5, and now uses wayland by default
Fixes several cases of reduced performance in Desktop Mode compared to Game Mode

Improved support for rotated displays

Better scale factor out of the box on TVs

Adds support for external HDR displays

Adds support for VRR displays

Adds support per-display scale factor

For more information, see Plasma release announcements
https://kde.org/announcements/plasma/6/6.3.0/

https://kde.org/announcements/plasma/6/6.4.0/

Keyboard layout and language are now obeying Game Mode settings

Improved windowing behavior for games running in Proton

System Firmware
Includes Steam Deck LCD BIOS v133
Security updates

Added "Memory Power Down" setup option

Preliminary support for hibernation

Includes Steam Deck OLED BIOS v114
Security updates

Charging LED now changes color when charge limit is reached, rather than only at 100%

Non-Deck
Improved compatibility with recent Intel and AMD platforms

Greatly improved video memory management with discrete GPU platforms

Fixed a compatibility issue with the SteamOS chainloader that could cause a boot failure on some desktop systems with recent UEFI firmware

Power button short and long presses now supported across a wide variety of devices

Improved controller support for OneXPlayer F1 series, GPD Win 5, GPD Win Mini, Anbernic Win600, OrangePi NEO, and Lenovo Legion Go

Added controller support for OneXPlayer X1 series and Lenovo Legion Go 2

Added system and controller firmware update support for the Lenovo Legion Go 2

Added preliminary charge limiting support for Legion Go, Legion Go S, and Legion Go 2 - currently only accessible in Desktop Mode

Added controller RGB LED color settings for the Lenovo Legion Go 2

Added controller, TDP control, and speaker audio support for the ASUS ROG Xbox Ally series

Reduced handheld controller input latency from 5-8ms to 100-500us

Night mode, color vibrance, and color temperature sliders in Steam now work on Z2E and later AMD APUs

Seamless boot fixes for Z2E and later AMD APUs

Automatically handle internally rotated display for some third-party handhelds

Improved motion control support for handhelds with BMI260 IMUs

SD card reliability improvements for some third-party handhelds, including ASUS ROG Xbox Ally, Legion Go 1, Legion Go S, Legion Go 2, and MSI Claw

Fixed washed out colors for Zotac and OneXPlayer handhelds with OLED

Fixed some GPU hangs on Phoenix APU devices (Tales of Arise, Octopath Traveler II)

Fixed ASUS ROG Ally power consumption from fingerprint reader while shut down

Fixed trackpad losing functionality after sleep/resume on the Legion Go

Developer
Desktop Mode now uses Wayland by default
X11 support may still be selected via Steam developer settings, or via `steamosctl`

Updated Linux kernel to 6.16

Steam now uses steamos-manager to query available desktop sessions and trigger desktop session switching

Added support for setting the desktop password in developer settings

Initial support for running as a Virtual Machine guest (virtio guest drivers)

Added support for third-party devices to trigger the SteamOS boot menu via EFI variable

Added `custom-update` verb to `atomupd-manager` for easier testing of specific builds

System reports now include more audio debug information

Initial support for LAVD CPU scheduler via `steamosctl set-cpu-scheduler lavd`

u/Krishie — 2 days ago
▲ 4 r/SteamOS+2 crossposts

SteamOS + Steam Controller Issue

I'm expecting this to be a pretty niche problem but I've recently installed Bazzite with SteamOS on my PC and set up GW2 as you would with the Steam Deck, but the issue is whenever I touch the touchpad on the controller while in game, the whole screen turns black until I take my finger off the touchpad. Has anyone else run into this issue and/or have an idea how to fix it?

Cheers

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u/Thalgoth — 1 day ago
▲ 3 r/SteamOS+1 crossposts

Issue legion go 1 steam os 3.9

Hi

Just wondering if anyone else has experienced this issue

On the whole it’s working fine, but when I’m downloading a game the controller either doesn’t respond or lags terribly. The touch screen works fine so can use that as the controller until it’s finished downloading. As soon as the download finishes all is perfect again

I’ve not seen this reported before so I might just go back to 3.8 and test there

Thanks

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u/TumbleweedAfter5531 — 1 day ago
▲ 13 r/SteamOS

SteamOS and nVidia

  1. Yes, I know there is no support for nVidia on SteamOS.
  2. This is a question for linux experts who also happen to be familiar with SteamOS.

I've been using linux >20 years so this is not my first rodeo.

I'm curious why getting nvidia drivers to work on SteamOS seems impossible when I can get them working on basically any other distro.

been experimenting with the SteamOS recovery image on my minisforum MS-A2.

It works fine -- with some light intervention -- as-is, just AMD decided to put Radeon 610M on the 9955HX for some reason, so I've been trying to get an eGPU nvidia card to work.

Usually I can install whatever I need to on SteamOS by disabling read-only and going to town. nVidia drivers have been a nightmare though, and I don't know why. in theory you should be able to install them just like on any other distro.

I don't know if it's because I haven't successfully disabled the baked-in AMD graphics drivers and they're in conflict?
or some other issue that's inherent to the SteamOS kernel.

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u/FloydiusMaximus — 2 days ago
▲ 5 r/SteamOS

SteamOS on Xbox Ally X

For those of you that have tried SteamOS on the Xbox Ally X how does the experience compare to Bazzite? Are all the buttons mapped properly and are they changeable? I am considering changing from Bazzite to SteamOS. Thanks in advance

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u/Lukidge — 2 days ago
▲ 101 r/SteamOS+1 crossposts

Rate My Homescreen v2.0 🥹

Ok, guys...

It's been quite an adventure working on creating so many themes over the last month, but I've finally finished everything I wanted to edit.

SteamOS finally consolified! BRING ME MY STEAM MACHINE, VALVE!

The feeling of accomplishment is incredible! For anyone interested, all my themes and "Machine Ready TV" .profile are in my cloud:

https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1-PK5aiapFdzvyB1Zo5i0\_1kQYhAnWycd

u/ProfessionHonest3193 — 3 days ago
▲ 6 r/SteamOS

Can I install SteamOS on this hardware?

Title basically says it all, I am torn between the Steam Machine and a standard gaming PC but am a big fan of SteamOS, the price will ultimately decide which I get but I know SteamOS has some hardware limitations so I wanted to double check if it was compatible in advance.

Some indication of how difficult the installation would be is appreciated as well.

https://preview.redd.it/8o1i2lgbi72h1.png?width=915&format=png&auto=webp&s=6b3db9e471026228a69efa3c39679f15a36b538c

Thank you in advance

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u/SuperSpider9098 — 3 days ago
▲ 99 r/SteamOS+1 crossposts

SteamOS brightness control for Legion Go 2 is almost there...

Hey guys!
I want to share some good news with you. I believe we will soon be finally able to properly control brightness on official SteamOS. I'm a software engineer myself, so there are some technical details.

In Game Mode, the screen is always in PQ-based HDR mode. A silent hero, Lorenzo Morelli, found a way to control the brightness of SDR content in "gamescope session" and made a public LegionBetterSpace program for Linux, which contains brightness-bridge script. I believe that's the same way KDE Plasma works.

The default (currently static) value is 200 nits. This script allows changing brightness from 5 up to 500 nits. The theoretical maximum should be 1107 nits, yet probably not the best idea to go that high for SDR.

The way it works is different from well-known Decky plugin or custom lua file, which switches from bright PQ-curve to a dim Gamma2.2 mode.

More info:
https://github.com/ValveSoftware/gamescope/issues/2172#issuecomment-4492199487

According to my own tests, this works really well. If you spread the word for higher visibility, other distros (e.g., Bazzite) can already start including it.

u/dm_zharov — 3 days ago
▲ 1 r/SteamOS+1 crossposts

Is my work PC strong enough to become a decent home console?

Asking for an opinion, I can just ask ChatGPT but I don't trust it 100%, so my company want to change our computer with new ones, this is my current computer, a normal desktop computer, kinda the size of a ps4 if I need to compare.

Anyway this are the specs:

Processor Intel(R) Xeon(R) CPU E3-1270 v5 @ 3.60GHz 3.60 GHz

Installed RAM 32,0 GB(idk what ddrm is, but on task manager say 2133 MHz)

Storage 477 GB SSD Samsung SSD 970 PRO 512GB, 466 GB SSD Samsung SSD 860 EVO 500GB

Graphics Card AMD FirePro W4100 Graphics Adapter (2 GB)

System Type 64-bit operating system, x64-based processor

So idk for how much or even if they let me buy it, but is it worth? I'm planning on putting SteamOS and run my library, pretty basic games, not like CyberPunk, but maybe Skyrim vanilla or Warhammer Rouge Trader.

Otherwise I think I'll use it for home server

EDIT: After all the comments I can easily cross out the console, I'll gotta go with the home server way, ty to all of you

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u/K_ppe — 3 days ago
▲ 2 r/SteamOS+2 crossposts

SteamOS dificulties

Hi, i’ve been trying to switch to steamOS on my ally, but when i boot from the usb with the recovery image the screen is just black, and there is no feedback or text like the tutorial i watched. Does it depend on speed and do i just wait for it to load, or should it boot instantly?

I got it for my girlfriend and it would be embarrasing if i didn’t get it to work😓

The video i followed was this one: https://youtu.be/mzrtVNjyuk0?is=\_pOYdPDVCpX82M3r

u/AynRand64 — 2 days ago
▲ 38 r/SteamOS+1 crossposts

Dual Boot SteamOS Without Reinstalling Windows

So I just got myself the ROG Ally X and wanted to install SteamOS on it without having the need of reinstalling windows all over, apparently it's not that simple and I had to use a script I found online and surprisingly it worked! Everything seems to be in order and i'm enjoying the best of both worlds :)

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u/LX-M — 4 days ago