Overview
- Steam Machine is a compact six‑inch SteamOS PC with a semi‑custom AMD Zen 4 6C/12T CPU, RDNA3 GPU, 16GB DDR5 plus 8GB GDDR6 VRAM, and 512GB or 2TB SSD options with microSD expansion.
- Valve claims the console delivers 4K/60fps using AMD FSR with ray tracing support, and it adds HDMI 2.0, DisplayPort 1.4, Gigabit Ethernet, Wi‑Fi 6E, four USB‑A ports, USB‑C, and an integrated radio for the new controller.
- Steam Frame is a wireless, streaming‑first VR headset running SteamOS on a Snapdragon 8‑series chip with 16GB RAM, per‑eye 2160×2160 LCDs at 72–144Hz, inside‑out tracking, eye‑tracking, and foveated streaming via an included 6GHz adapter.
- The updated Steam Controller features magnetic TMR thumbsticks, dual trackpads, gyro and grip inputs, capacitive sensing, a charging/transmitter Puck, and a stated battery life of about 35 hours.
- All three devices are available to wishlist now, will begin shipping in early 2026, add new “Verified” badges for compatibility, and are slated to sell in Steam Deck regions with Komodo handling Japan, South Korea, Hong Kong and Taiwan.