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  1. 001DigitalFoundrySEP · 16English

    Inside Steam Frame: Valve on How They Made It Performant, Why It Costs So Much and What's Next

    Valve's Steam Frame is a VR headset based on Deck-class PC hardware that can stream or play games standalone, priced at four figures due to component costs. The company prioritized platform experience and native development over cutting features, with Half-Life: Alyx serving as a technical stress test that demonstrated viable standalone performance through driver improvements and architectural optimizations like tile-based rendering and foveated rendering.

    By Digital Foundry; William Judd