(When the fans turn on, you can expect roughly 35 dB of fan noise-a somewhat typical noise level to other modern, Switch-like 圆4 PCs but much louder than the efficient, lower-powered Switch itself.)Īt the 14-day mark of our review testing period, Valve pushed a system update accounting for how much power was needed to get games running at target frame rates, which Deck owners can set to either 60 fps (the default) or 30 fps. For much of our testing phase, the Deck tended to draw near-max power by default-which, among other things, kicked the Deck's cooling fans into high gear while the system was doing little more than downloading update data. The Steam Deck's power draw maxes out at 15 W, which the system splits between a four-core CPU that maxes out at 3.5 GHz and an eight compute-unit GPU that runs at a maximum boost clock of 1.6 GHz.
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