So there's nothing to indicate to us yet that there'll be any issues with Windows 11." "It's also a conversation that's going on with AMD to make sure that, at the BIOS level, we can accommodate that. Coomer made sure to note that Valve is also in communication with AMD, who is supplying the Steam Deck’s Zen 2/RDNA 2 APU. It’s not just an in-house discussion, either. Our expectation is that we can meet that."
"We've focused so much on Windows 10, so far, that we haven't really gotten that far into it. "There's work looking at just now," Valve Steam Deck designer, Greg Coomer, told PC Gamer recently in reference to one of Windows 11’s reportedly hefty hardware requirements.
We’re sure everyone involved is touched by your concern, though. Over the weekend, Valve made certain to reassure everyone that, yes, it also heard Microsoft is gearing up to release Windows 11 OS later this fall and is planning accordingly for the company’s upcoming, potentially industry-altering handheld gaming console, the Steam Deck.
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