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Valve's New FPS Data Puts Steam Deck Performance Under Scrutiny

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Ars Technica reports that new frame-rate data from Valve is prompting a closer look at how the Steam Deck actually performs. The article indicates that benchmark tools for general gaming hardware could arrive in the near future. The source text provided does not include the specific figures, games tested, or Valve's exact statements, so those details are not reported here. Readers seeking the full findings should consult the original Ars Technica article.

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