How Hot Can the Steam Deck Get?
It gets HOT, like, sometimes too much for comfort if you're pushing it with high-performance games. But that's just physics doing its thing. Cooling pads or playing in a well-ventilated area helps.
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I've found that my Steam Deck usually hovers around 80掳C when gaming. Doesn't sound too bad, right?
Oh, the Steam Deck can become quite the little heater, especially during intense gaming sessions. From personal experience, it can get pretty warm, but nothing alarming. Generally, it stays within a comfortable range for handheld devices, but you might want to take breaks during those marathon gaming nights!
The Steam Deck can get pretty toasty, around 90-100掳C, especially during intense gaming sessions. Just make sure to play in a cool environment!
Honestly, it's not that bad. Just don't expect to use it as an ice pack, and you'll be fine.
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