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The Steam Deck OLED with 512 GB is an upgraded version of the popular portable console from Steam, setting trends in the mobile gaming market. This version uses an OLED screen, providing vibrant colors and deep blacks. One of the key features of the Steam Deck is its SteamOS interface, adapted for a touchscreen and based on Arch Linux, with access to Steam's extensive game library, most of which have already been adapted for the mobile console. The Steam Deck OLED is powered by a custom AMD processor (3.5 GHz frequency, Zen 2 architecture) with four physical cores and eight-thread processing capability. The graphical performance is ensured by the AMD RDNA 2 graphics processor more→with eight compute units running at frequencies up to 1.6 GHz. The device is equipped with 16 GB of LPDDR5 memory and offers an increased storage capacity compared to the original model, including a 512 or 1000 GB NVMe SSD. This is a significant enhancement that greatly extends the ability to store a gaming library without the need for memory cards. Even though the console's hardware is somewhat outdated compared to new competitors, it still showcases respectable performance due to the 720p screen resolution, while most competitors are geared toward more demanding 1080p resolutions. In most games, the console delivers a framerate of 30 to 40 frames per second on medium graphics settings, although results may vary depending on the specific game.

Platform: SteamOS 3; Screen ("): 7; Touch screen; ultraHD (4K); Bluetooth; mini-Jack (3.5 mm); USB-C; Storage (GB): 256; Memory card slot; Dimensions (mm): 117x298x49; Weight (kg): 0.67;