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Build Guides & Tips • Published 9h ago • 45 sec read

Valve Adds Average Steam Deck Framerate Data to Store Compatibility Screen

By ChipJolt Hardware & AI Desk • Fact-checked under ChipJolt Editorial Standards
Photo: Georgiy Lyamin / Unsplash
Photo: Georgiy Lyamin / Unsplash
The Scoop

Valve has updated the Steam Client to display average Steam Deck framerate data directly on game compatibility screens. The new feature uses opt-in telemetry collected from user hardware to show performance metrics prior to purchase.

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Opt-in basis for telemetry data collection
Why It Matters
  • Gamers can view real-world average FPS data before purchasing titles for the handheld.
  • Developers gain access to aggregated performance telemetry to better target optimization.
  • The data displays directly at the bottom of the Steam Deck compatibility section.
Primary Source / Reference: TechPowerUp ↗
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