Steam Deck 2 Plans Moving Forward Amid Ongoing Memory Shortages
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Valve Announces Steam Deck 2 Development Not Affected by Memory Crisis Development of the second-generation portable gaming console, Steam Deck 2, is reportedly underway...
With the component crisis and the prices of Valve's devices in the heights, the company officially revealed that none of this will impact the launch of Steam Deck 2. This means that the current laptop values of $789, the Steam Frame of $1,059 and the Steam Machine for $1,049 are not a new standard. IGN, the company's developer, Pierre-Loup Griffais, revealed that the plans they already have on the hardware have not changed much compared to the h…
The manufacturer Valve confirmed the continuity in the development of the Steam Deck 2 console on September 15, 2026. Developers Pierre-Loup Griffais and Jeff Leinbaugh announced that the project follows active despite the crisis of providing RAM memories on the international market. Developers' statements on the new hardware Pierre-Loup Griffais stated that the [...]
Valve is not changing plans for Steam Deck 2 despite the ongoing RAM memory crisis. The company still wants the next generation of equipment to offer a marked leap in performance relative to the current model, although the current situation may be delayed by the launch date. See more
Valve currently sees no direct consequences of the memory crisis for Steam Deck 2. According to a developer, the focus remains on more performance.
Pierre-Loup Griffais de Valve reassures the community: despite the rising prices of the DRAM and the shortage of components, the development of the future Steam Deck advances according to the same performance and price objectives. The article Valve confirms that the Steam Deck 2 project is not affected by the memory crisis appeared first on Overclocking.com.
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