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Valve Deletes 4K 60FPS Claim From Steam Page After Reviews

Valve has updated its Steam Machine product page to remove claims that the device can achieve 4K gaming at 60 FPS. This change follows early reviews stating the hardware struggled to maintain those framerates. The page now uses a more cautious "Up to 4K" description.

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What changed

Valve replaced the 4K 60 FPS performance target with a softer claim of "Up to 4K" following review backlash.

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  1. Valve Removes 4K 60FPS Performance Claims From Steam Machine Page

    Valve has updated its Steam Machine product page to remove claims that the device can achieve 4K gaming at 60 FPS. This change follows early reviews stating the hardware struggled to maintain those framerates. The page now uses a more cautious "Up to 4K" description.

    What's confirmed:

    • Valve removed the 4K 60 FPS performance claim from the Steam Machine product page.
    • The Steam Machine is now rated for "Up to 4K".
    • Reviewers reported that the hardware struggled to consistently hit high framerates.
    • The Steam Machine price was revealed to be over $1,000.

    Still unconfirmed:

    • The 4K 60 FPS promise was live on June 24 and removed by June 25.
    • The Steam Machine costs $1,049.
    • The Steam Machine costs $1,050.
    • The updated page highlights FSR 4.1 support.
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