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Valve updates SteamOS to improve your WiFi download speeds, and it's available on Steam Deck with a couple of caveats

Valve has released updates to SteamOS, introducing performance enhancements for WiFi download speeds and expanded hardware support across various handhelds.

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SteamOS updates 3.8, 3.8.14, and 3.8.22 are now available, bringing improvements to WiFi download speeds on the Steam Deck. The releases also include expanded support for 4K displays and the introduction of ray tracing.

Coverage from Eurogamer, GamingOnLinux, PC Guide, VideoCardz, and Geeky Gadgets highlights that the updates address security, display resolution support, and compatibility for non-Valve hardware. Beta versions currently include specific fixes for the MSI Claw, Legion Go, and OneXPlayer.

Future reports will track the stability of these beta features and the broader rollout of the software to non-Valve handheld devices. Coverage does not yet specify a final release date for all components currently in testing.

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What improvements does the SteamOS update offer for the Steam Deck?

The updates provide improved WiFi download speeds, support for 4K displays, and the addition of ray tracing.

Are other handheld devices supported by these updates?

Yes, the beta version includes fixes for the MSI Claw, Legion Go, and OneXPlayer.

What is the status of the current updates?

The updates are categorized as SteamOS 3.8, 3.8.14, and 3.8.22, with some components currently in beta testing.

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