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Credit: Oliver Cragg / Android Authority
The Steam Deck is a wonderful gaming handheld, but it lacks the raw power to run many demanding AAA games at full settings. Now, NVIDIA just announced a great way to get around this with an official GeForce Now app coming soon to the Steam Deck. Previously the best way to use GeForce Now on the Steam Deck was via a Chrome browser, but the new app promises to deliver a more streamlined experience. Considering the Steam Deck works best at low power profiles and streaming games is much more efficient, it should greatly extend the capabilities of the device when it comes to demanding games. More... |
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