[onfromsofa]

If the benchmark has the words "RT" on it, like a lot did, you can safely throw them in the trash. That's people benchmarking the device in the same spirit as people who thought the Steam Deck and the Switch 1 could do 4K. Worthless.

[weird-eye-issue]

Okay but we aren't talking about a handheld device here. You should not need to literally put it on handheld graphics settings to get decent performance.

Also this thing is literally designed for running on TVs and everybody uses their TV at 4K resolution...

[joe_mamba]

>If the benchmark has the words "RT" on it, like a lot did, you can safely throw them in the trash

More like you can throw the console in the trash if you can't run current day games on it well, when those games mandate RT.

A lot of AAA games have started mandating RT since 2025, like Doom the dark ages for example, and the number of games doing that will only increase moving forward as devs just take the easy way with Unreal Engine, instead of optimizing for performance with baked in lighting like it's 1999. So the already mediocre performance of the console will only get worse and worse over the years in the upcoming games.

I like Valve, but there's no need to larp for Valve and run defense for them when they make mistakes, like with the steam box.

[weird-eye-issue]

I feel bad for the people who are going to buy it and then have to run Cyberpunk at 1080p on the lowest setting to be able to maybe squeeze out 60 FPS