Valve says the Steam Machine is healthier than what 70% of PC avid gamers have at house, a handy reminder that not all gaming PCs are monster rigs

The Steam Machine is a peculiar machine. Ever because it was introduced, we within the PC Gamer {hardware} lair have been discussing precisely what the goal market is and who will get probably the most use out of it. And whereas that query looms partially due to the gaming PC’s as-yet unknown price ticket, it is due to its middling specs. On that entrance, Valve explains that the corporate’s upcoming machine is definitely “equal or better” than 70% of Steam avid gamers’ methods.

Talking on YouTube channel Adam Savage’s Tested, a Valve engineer said, “Another thing that we actually looked at is the Steam Hardware Survey. Basically, that just gives us a good benchmark of where people’s home devices are at, in terms of performance. And the Steam Machine is equal or better than 70% of what people have at home. So that’s also another way to, kind of, think about where we kind of arrived at that performance level [that they targeted]” (through Notebookcheck).