Steam Deck akhirnya terlampaui – oleh garpu dari pengalaman Valve sendiri.

The first time I installed Bazzite on a Windows gaming handheld, I was initially skeptical due to its resemblance to Valve’s Steam Deck interface and the bugs it presented. However, after using an Asus ROG Ally X running Bazzite, I have found that it has largely replaced the Steam Deck in my gaming routine. The Ally X, with its more powerful hardware, larger battery, and variable refresh rate screen, offers a comparable gaming experience to the Steam Deck. In fact, it often provides better performance and battery life than a Windows handheld. After testing it for five months, I have found it to be a reliable and efficient alternative to traditional Windows handhelds.

While the $800 price tag of the Ally X may deter some consumers, the transformation that Bazzite brings to Windows handhelds is undeniable. It proves that handheld manufacturers are missing out by solely relying on Windows as their operating system. Bazzite’s ability to replicate the Steam Deck experience on different hardware showcases the potential for innovation in the handheld gaming market.

Bazzite, while not an official SteamOS, effectively brings the strengths of Valve’s operating system to a wider range of devices. It offers a seamless gaming experience, with improved performance and reliability compared to Windows. Its compatibility with a wide range of games, along with the flexibility to adjust power and performance settings on the fly, makes it a compelling choice for handheld gaming enthusiasts.

Overall, Bazzite has proven to be a game-changer in the handheld gaming industry. Its ability to enhance the gaming experience on Windows handhelds, coupled with its ease of use and reliability, makes it a viable alternative to traditional operating systems. As more companies embrace alternatives like Bazzite, the future of handheld gaming looks promising and exciting.