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SteamOS 3.4 Update from Valve for Steam Deck includes a new screen-tearing option and bug fixes

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The Steam Deck is a relatively new gaming system. When considering a portable gaming device other than the Nintendo Switch, some individuals believe it to be the finest alternative to a PC. The most recent operating system update for the console was just released by Valve. Before Christmas, users may anticipate fewer issues and improved gameplay thanks to the release of SteamOS 3.4. Thanks to the SteamOS 3.4 upgrade, Steam Deck users may finally enjoy playing games without any issues. [caption id="" align="aligncenter" width="616"]Steam News Hub Image credit- Steam[/caption] In the past, Valve released a few modest updates for Steam Deck, but the customers felt that they weren't sufficient to address the irksome stability and glitch issues. With the advent of the SteamOS 3.4 patch, the video game maker has reportedly finally released a significant upgrade for the handheld system, according to a report by XDA Developers. Players may now understand the performance and security enhancements in the game, according to Valve. The current update's stability fixes are also addressed by the corporation. The update includes desktop upgrades, performance profiles, performance setting tweaks, and more, according to Steam's official website. [caption id="" align="aligncenter" width="1200"]Valve released SteamOS 3.4 for Steam Deck Image credit- Overkill.wtf[/caption] Input
  • When Steam is open, the built-in DualShock 4 and DualSense trackpad and mouse emulation are disabled.
  • To make games more compatible with an on-screen keyboard, the timing of virtual keypresses was altered.
  • Fixes input problems in apps like the EA and Street Fighter V apps
  • Steam Input's action set switching based on the presence of the cursor in game mode has been fixed.
  • When Steam is not running in desktop mode, reactivate the built-in gamepad driver Audio.
A situation where the default audio device would show "echo-cancel-sink" and audio controls would stop functioning properly has been fixed.

By Monica Green

I am specialised in latest tech and tech discoveries.

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