Will it run on Steam Machine?
Valve’s ratings for its living-room PC, and the settings it should manage in a game at 1080p, 1440p or 4K, from the same estimate as the Your PC tab.
What the ratings mean, and the hardware
- Verified: with the settings the game picks itself, it holds at least 30 FPS at native 1080p, and it plays entirely with a controller. Every Steam Deck Verified game counts automatically. It’s a floor, not what the Machine can do: Valve says most games play at 4K and 60 FPS with FSR upscaling.
- Playable: it runs, but may need some tweaking first. Unsupported: it doesn’t run well.
- The hardware: AMD Zen 4 with 6 cores, RDNA 3 graphics with 28 compute units and 8 GB of video memory, 16 GB of memory and SteamOS. Reviews put its graphics with the RX 6600 and RTX 3060, about six times a Steam Deck. Released 29 June 2026, from $1,049.
- Estimates use those parts in the Your PC tab’s model, so they share its strengths and weak spots (it underrates old, light games).
Sources: Valve’s criteria from GDC 2026 as reported by Igor’sLAB and BGR; the hardware from Wikipedia and steamhardware.io.
