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The last good tech from Steam was the Valve Index, and even that has a issue with durability. Their new HMD for example is trash focused on standalone, untethered, powerless and portable, low FPS VR for the low-end user instead of gamers which is what this platform used to be for before the Steamdeck and the slew of Mobile game slop uploaded here.
No. But to be fair, no one outside rockstar has any clue what might run GTA6 at 4K ultra 60fps.
Look at what happened with Google Stadia. They announced loud and proud, "4K, 60 FPS". People examined the games under a microscope and said, "That's not 4K. That's 1800p. Google is lying scum!"
A 5090 can't even do native 4K, ultra, at acceptable frame rates on some games.
The Steam Machine will be able to play modern games just fine. Just temper your expectations. It's not going to compare to your $2000 desktop. It's probably going to be $500-$600, and it's using relatively modest, mobile chips. I would guess that GTA VI will be fine at 1080p on medium settings, no RT, and you can upscale to FSR to match your TV's resolution. That's speculation though because we have no idea what GTA VI will require on PC.
no
Can it run them well?
...well, probably not. I really depends on the game and your definition of what it means to run them well.
Can the Steam Machine finally give us a better means of personalized gaming?!?!