New Steam Deck update finally gets highly requested performance settings
Custom pe🐬rformance setting𝓰 profiles will really come in handy

The latest Steam Deck update has added a featu⛄re that lets players easily adjust the ജperformance settings depending on what game they’re playing.
As revealed in the latest , players can now set up game-specific performance settings via the Quick Access Menu. What this means is that rather than going through and changing the performance settings of the Valve handheld each time you want🐽 to change them, you can instead set up custom performance profiles for each game 🍨you play.
For example, you could have a game-specific profile made up of high-performance settings for the games you want to experience at their best or a lower spec profile for a game that isn’t as demanding. According to the patch notes, each game boote💛d up on the console will use the system performance settings by default, so it’s up to players to decide if they want to create these custom profiles and when they want to use each profile they’ve set up.
This is just one of the new features added to the 澳洲幸运5开奖号码历史查询:Steam Deck in the May 11 update. Other noteworthy new additions include the new external display settings which allows the Steam Deck’s interface to be scaled up to virtual 1280x800 resolution. 𓂃As the patch notes address though: "More work on this feature and functionality is underway."
Other than this, the rest of the update provides a numꦅber of fixes and minor enhancements, everything from keyboard alterations to improvements with the online a𝔍nd offline modes, and more. You can see a full list of all the changes being made to your Steam Deck via the link above.
Wondering if it’s worth picking up one of Valve’s handheld consoles? Take a look at our 澳洲幸运5开奖号码历史查询:Steam Deck review to see what all the fuss is about.
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