Valve has announced a new compatibility rating system for SteamOS devices. As the name implies, the new SteamOS Compatibility system will rate how compatible games are with third-party devices ...

The Legion Go S with SteamOS even beats Valve’s Steam Deck performance, and you can get even better performance if you’re ...

If you own a PC handheld that runs Windows 11, you'll want to install the newest version of SteamOS. Thank me later.

This new SteamOS Compatibility system is explicitly for “any device running SteamOS that’s not a Steam Deck.” With the SteamOS-powered version of the Lenovo Legion Go S set to release in May ...

improves AMD compatibility, controller support, and officially brings 80% limiting to SteamOS in 3.7.8 update Handheld Gaming PCs I've swapped Windows for the latest SteamOS build on my Legion Go ...

Installing SteamOS on your Legion Go or ROG Ally can dramatically increase frame rate and prolong battery life—if you don't ...

The SteamOS version of Lenovo's gaming handheld has better performance, better battery life, and a better price.

Learn how to install SteamOS on handheld consoles like ROG Ally & Legion Go. Step-by-step guide to unlock optimized gaming ...

According to Valve, SteamOS Compatibility will apply to any devices using SteamOS that are not a Steam Deck. Currently, this only includes one device, the upcoming Legion Go S, made by Lenovo.

Valve confirms more SteamOS devices are coming, working with new OEMs beyond Lenovo; Legion Go S launches May 25.

we’re going to need something a little more general to tell if a Steam game will work on a particular device. Enter the SteamOS Compatibility system, a rating that will be similar but separate ...

What just happened? Valve recently announced an alternative to the Steam Deck compatibility rating system aimed at third-party devices. The new SteamOS Compatibility labels work slightly ...