Fremont, Valve’s Steamos Based Console, should refer to Sony – Noobfeed

Steam Deck has been a huge success for Valve, selling 1.62 million pieces in 2022 alone, though we know that Valve already plans to launch Steam 2 in 2025 or 2026, PC gamers have long wanted a home console based on Steamos -based Steamos, and rumors claim that Valve will start soon to compete with the PlayStation 6 and Xbox Prime.

According to recent rumors, Valve is already developing a new steam console as they are developing drivers for future graphics cards based on the RDNA4 AMD Radeon RX9070, which are scheduled to go out next month. The information was disseminated by a well -known Spanish leaking ecstasy.

It turns out that Valve is actively developing AMD9070 graphics card drivers. Currently, these cards are made only for desktops. They are the first AMD9070S with FSR4 and RDNA4 technology. Currently, this RDNA4 architecture is intended exclusively for desktops. Although it is currently available only on desktops, it is expected that after many years it can find its way to laptops. Valve is already working on it.

According to rumors, Valve is working hard on the drivers of these RX9070 graphics processors with RDNA4. In his tweet ecstasis asked, “Why is Valve so interested in working together on this?” This question can be in everyone’s mind. Given that the greater part of the visual images used by Steam are from NVIDIA, this particular AMD architecture and a graphics card type raise an intriguing argument.

The best part is that Valve, the company behind Steam, works internally on the consoles of desktops, which will be marked with the Steamos license. This is one of the key reasons why they can all happen, especially in the light of the recent Xbox message. Valve seems to be thinking of using the AMD 9070 graphics card as the central component of their desktop computer. We do not know how it will be called Valve steam console, but it has the code name Fremont.

In addition, this graphics card can be used to make an external graphics processor for Steam Deck 2 or from third parties to develop their own products. According to these rumors, it is evident that Valve claims to be developing a steam console behind the scenes. This is intriguing because it seems that many discussions nowadays focus on the idea that the console is essentially dying or fading, becoming less and loses its meaning. But why will Valve decide to create a home console, if so?

We should not overlook Sony’s position when PlayStation Plastation titles on PC. The recent terrible edition of Marvel 2’s Spider-Man 2 PC has shown enough indications that Sony is no longer serious about PC ports. So it seems that Valve will not choose to release his own home console if there are no problems behind the scenes, but they are obviously. Therefore, when Valve decides to open a new home system that will compete with PlayStation, it will be a very intriguing day.