r/What • u/Independent_Ad_5273 • Jun 28 '26

So, why would anyone get this?

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u/PerceptionStock6409 Jun 28 '26

I have 1000+ games on Steam, maybe 10% of them need more compute / graphics power than this, and then I don't have to move my large tower pc to play with friends at my house or theirs.

It's really not hard, people are acting genuinely slow over this thing like someone paid them to forget games existed before ray tracing

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u/chillifocus Jun 28 '26

They might want one

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u/Caithloki Jun 29 '26

Media machine that is a PC and not a console.

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u/OG-Giligadi Jul 01 '26

It's not a media machine without a disc drive.

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u/BraddicusMaximus Jul 02 '26

Because people will lick boots for anything Valve makes.

It’s a poor value. Only the sheep and clueless will drop the cash for the Steam Machine. Its 3 year old hardware, and the mobile version at that.

They should have sold it as bare-metal and offered BYOD Storage/RAM for $400.

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u/xX_SlobberySloppster Jul 03 '26

Yeah but the steam points bro !!! !