Quote from: SteamDeckDisappointment on September 26, 2022, 17:12:01Quote from: Steamdeck diehard on September 26, 2022, 13:26:28I agree with everyone, there is no way it bests the SD in price-to-benefit ratio, not to mention Valve has customer service that's pretty hard to beat.
The customer service I received from Valve was terrible. I had to argue with them about why I didn't like the steam deck and justify my opinions to get an RMA approved within my return window and then was expected to eat the return shipping costs. The whole process felt very antagonistic and I ended up resorting up selling the unit on eBay to recoup my out of pocket costs.
Quote from: Steam Deck Suck on September 29, 2022, 19:37:19Money aside the steam deck sucks. The screen is horrible. I got my high end SD and left it at baby mamas house. Never gonna use it again. 8" OXP is better.
Quote from: LoganPaul on September 26, 2022, 15:48:35Lol all the steam deck fan boys hating, too funny. There is so much here that is better than the steam deck. Will it be more expensive, absolutely. Don't hate it because you can't afford it. There are a lot of people that paid a premium for the steam deck off of scalpers. If you need cheap, get a steam deck. If you want the best and most flexible,get the gpd win 4. Also, it runs steam os as well, so anyone hating on windows has another option...Kinda ironic how you claim folks are steam deck fanboys when you're the one making yourself out to be a massive gpd fanboy. Now that s***'s hilarious. Lmao
Quote from: LoganPaul on September 26, 2022, 15:48:35Lol all the steam deck fan boys hating, too funny. There is so much here that is better than the steam deck. Will it be more expensive, absolutely. Don't hate it because you can't afford it. There are a lot of people that paid a premium for the steam deck off of scalpers. If you need cheap, get a steam deck. If you want the best and most flexible,get the gpd win 4. Also, it runs steam os as well, so anyone hating on windows has another option...Well somebody's coping hella hard right now.
Quote from: SteamDeckDisappointment on September 26, 2022, 17:12:01Quote from: Steamdeck diehard on September 26, 2022, 13:26:28I agree with everyone, there is no way it bests the SD in price-to-benefit ratio, not to mention Valve has customer service that's pretty hard to beat.
The customer service I received from Valve was terrible. I had to argue with them about why I didn't like the steam deck and justify my opinions to get an RMA approved within my return window and then was expected to eat the return shipping costs. The whole process felt very antagonistic and I ended up resorting up selling the unit on eBay to recoup my out of pocket costs.
Quote from: Steamdeck diehard on September 26, 2022, 13:26:28I agree with everyone, there is no way it bests the SD in price-to-benefit ratio, not to mention Valve has customer service that's pretty hard to beat.
Quote from: Scott on September 22, 2022, 20:29:19The 6800u really only outperforms the steam deck over 15w. A 1080p screen doesnt make a lot ot sense at 6", the win 2 screen was 720p. The steam deck experience is a lot better than windows. From the devices I own, the 8.4" onexplayer is usually my go to over the steam deck.Its quite a noticeable difference between 800p and 1080p on a 6" device. I have a plethora of handheld devices I've used to make that judgement. Additionally, the Ryzen 7 6800U starts outperforming the Van Gogh APU found in the Steam Deck at 11w TDP and at 15w most games run 15-25% better with the ability to increase the gap to 28w tdp or further such as the upcoming Ayaneo 2 (32w). The max supported tdp on the Steam Deck is 15w which is fine because it only houses a smaller 40wh battery not meant to play at higher tdp.