Steam Deck 2 May Be Powered By AMD Gainsborough APU, Alleged Specs Leaked
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New Steam Deck 2 leak points towards Zen 6 and RDNA 5 upgrade, along with potential release window
Last Updated on October 1, 2026 Valve has repeatedly made it clear that a Steam Deck 2 is part of its plans (it hasn’t committed to an official name), but the company isn’t interested in releasing a new handheld just for a small performance improvement. Instead, Valve has been waiting for hardware that can deliver ...
The Steam Deck 2 Will Be Crazy: It Will Use a AMD APU "Gainsborough" Based on Zen 6, RDNA 5 and 3 Nm
When Valve launched the Steam Deck in February 2022, it became the best-selling handheld of all. The combination of a low price (compared to the competition) with decent power and Valve's great support made this portable console so famous. Since then millions have been sold The Steam Deck 2 entry will be crazy: it will use an APU AMD "Gainsborough" based on Zen 6, RDNA 5 and 3 nm appears first in The Computer Chapuzas.
The first leaks regarding Steam Deck 2 have emerged. They indicate that Valve will not skimp on the design and is focusing on high energy efficiency. The handheld will be similar to the portable PS6 in this regard. The information "Could Steam Deck 2 and the portable PlayStation 6 use similar technology? Both chips are to be manufactured using 3nm" was published by GRYOnline.pl on October 1, 2026.
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