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What I use with my Steam deck (affiliate):
🧠 Steam Deck SD Card:
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🔋 Battery bank:
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📺 My 4k monitor (works great with steam deck, has usb-c and power, one cable does everything):
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👾 Usb-c dongle to hook up to TV/monitor/external drive/etc:
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🔍Steam Deck Screen protector:
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🔌 Long charging cable (usb-c to usb-c):
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⚡️ 45w charging brick:
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🎮 Controllers I use with steam deck:
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📀 Internal storage m.2 nvme 2230:
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🎹 Wireless keyboard (also works great with mac, can connect to mac and steam deck at the same time and switches with one button push)
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🪑sit/stand desk:
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Personally I would include the battery life in it too, especially since it’s a handheld and we talk about the used TDP which is already directly based on the battery usage. Also, how much is the difference in FPS when the TDP is set the same? Can it be 15 watts on the Ally X?
As someone who owns both the original ROG Ally Z1 Extreme and a Steam Deck OLED and has been going though my first playthrough of Cyberpunk 2077, I'm usually picking up the Deck. The original Ally at 25W chews through battery in this game, and running this game at 15W gives very similar performance to the Steam Deck OLED while also having worse battery life.
Thank you for doing these tests – as someone looking to go from desktop gaming to my first handheld, I find them really useful 👍
What about Steam Deck at 15W and Ally X at 15W? That could show if there are any arhitectural (IPC) improvements in the Ally X.
Idk why but cyperbunk does not run that smooth on my sd
What's the battery life on the Ally at 25w? If it's 30 minutes, then no thank you I will take the Steam Deck.
It's good to have options.
Now why would anyone consider a switch 2 unless they want exclusive games