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Valve Opens SteamOS 3.8 to All PC Hardware
Valve has released SteamOS 3.8, enabling anyone to install the operating system on custom PC hardware to create their own Steam Machine. The update expands compatibility beyond AMD-only setups and brings the console-like experience to desktop builds, though Nvidia support remains in development.
Valve Authorizes SteamOS Installation on Standard Desktop PCs
Valve now permits SteamOS installation on ordinary desktop PCs after the 3.8 update improved Intel and AMD support, allowing users to create living-room consoles. Nvidia GPUs stay unsupported because of Gamescope conflicts, and the current version lacks HDMI-CEC plus straightforward dual-booting with Windows.
RTX 50 Super Refresh Reportedly Back On Track
Tech leaker MEGAsizeGPU claims the RTX 50 Super refresh is back on track and will include a 12 GB RTX 5060 variant. The move would let Nvidia use excess Blackwell dies amid GDDR7 shortages that have delayed the lineup for six months.
Nvidia AI Ports 3,000-Cell GPU Library Overnight
Nvidia uses reinforcement learning in NVCell to port its 2,500-3,000 cell GPU library to new nodes overnight on one GPU, beating human timelines. This speeds next-gen GPU development amid surging AI chip demands.
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26 new games arrive on GeForce NOW this August. The first eight titles roll out this week, including World of Warships: Legends.
Nvidia GPUs face 20% to 30% price increases, with AMD set to follow the same move.
18 months of testing finally isolated the issue. Path of Exile 2 developers shipped Nvidia an entire PC to reproduce the driver bug.
GeForce NOW turns standard laptops into cloud gaming machines for students, adding Halo: Campaign Evolved to the lineup. Members can switch between assignments and RTX-powered sessions on the same device.
GeForce NOW adds Path of Exile: Curse of the Allflame this week, along with Battlefield 6 Season 4. Members can start both without downloads or installs.