A Massive Steam Deck Upgrade - DeckHD In-depth Review
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DeckHD is a new custom screen mod for the Steam Deck. It promises improved color accuracy and a 1200p resolution increase. In this in-depth review, we cover ...

Interesting review IMO, with colour accuracy comparison and benchmarks of DeckHD vs. original screen (and other “known good” screens).

I would be more tempted by an OLED screen upgrade, but colour accuracy looks pretty good tbh. Pricing is in line with an official (matte) screen replacement from ifixit - $99 USD.

  • @[email protected]
    3•2 years ago

    I’m gonna get some hate for this, I love Valve bringing Linux gaming forwards with the Deck, but at what point is an ROG Ally a better choice?

    Unless you’re buying a refurbished steam deck or the 64GB model, you’ll end up in the same price bracket but have a slower APU.

    • Untitled_Pribor
      17•2 years ago

      Battery life and SteamOS.

      Yea the Ally can beat the steam deck in performance, but the battery life will be awful. If you want to get the same battery life as the steam deck you’ll get about the same performance.

      Also steamOS is a much better OS for handhelds than windows. SteamOS is just more optimized for a handheld, it’s snappy, doesn’t eat all your battery in sleep and can play most windows games, sometimes even with slightly better performance.

    • conciselyverbose
      8•2 years ago

      If you don’t care about inputs and have to have windows anyways, maybe.

      Seriously joysticks and touchscreens to control a cursor both blow though.

    • @[email protected]
      5•2 years ago

      I have both and I prefer the steam deck. The Ally runs games better when they run, but the trip there always sucks, to the point that you never want to pick it up.

      The Ally is actually much more of a “linux-like” experience because you can get more out of it, but you have to put a lot more work into it to get there. The steam deck is like a console.