NVIDIA expands GeForce NOW with DLSS 4.5 and new Valve hardware support
NVIDIA's GeForce NOW is adding support for DLSS 4.5 across hundreds of games.
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This hub groups 32 separate news trends connected to Valve, spanning June 21, 2026 through August 26, 2026. Each event page combines source coverage, attention velocity and a time-stamped explanation instead of treating every headline as a separate story.
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NVIDIA's GeForce NOW is adding support for DLSS 4.5 across hundreds of games.
Leaked videos show Valve setting up its upcoming Steam Frame, as the launch date approaches.
Valve's SteamOS is now compatible with more non-Valve hardware, but the rollout is gradual and limited.
Steam hardware customers in Europe are on alert after a cyber attack exposed their personal data.
A Battlefield 6 player has successfully obtained a $100 refund from Steam after logging 470 hours of gameplay, sparking widespread debate among users.
A new app enables Steam Deck users to stream PS5 games, bypassing the need for Sony's console.
Gamers and tech enthusiasts are buzzing about Valve's latest Steam Controller updates and reviews.
Valve's Steam Frame launch is imminent, and the Lepton Android layer is now available on Steam.
Leaked pricing for the upcoming Valve Steam Frame headset suggests a cost exceeding $1,100 as the device nears its commercial launch.
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Valve has introduced significant updates to Steam, including custom wishlist categories, cross-region gifting, and guest checkout options.
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Steam Deck sales are reportedly in a "near-total collapse" following a price increase implemented by Valve in May.
Valve warns of a deepening AI-driven memory shortage that is impacting PC hardware prices and the cost of the new Steam Machine.
Valve is updating the SteamVR dashboard and receiving massive hardware shipments in preparation for the upcoming Steam Frame launch.
The Steam Machine's performance on Windows versus SteamOS is sparking debate among gamers.
Valve has introduced Steam Machine and SteamOS compatibility ratings to the Steam store, sparking discussion regarding their application to rival hardware.
Recent reviews and technical tests are questioning the relevance of the Steam Machine as users experiment with installing SteamOS on custom hardware.
Custom Mini-ITX builds are challenging Valve's Steam Machine by offering significant performance gains at a lower price point.
Valve has released official Windows drivers for the Steam Machine, enabling Windows 11 support for the hardware.
An indie developer is calling for changes to Steam's refund policy after 55,000 players allegedly completed their game and then requested refunds.
Valve has released SteamOS updates featuring critical WiFi speed improvements and new graphical capabilities for the Steam Deck.
A new Steam Machine suffers a catastrophic GPU failure after just 20 minutes of use.
Valve's decision to open-source Steam Machine faceplates sparks a wave of DIY creativity among gamers.
Former PlayStation president Shuhei Yoshida has criticized Valve's top-selling Steam Machine, questioning if it feels like a return to the PS4 era.
Scalpers are listing Steam Machine preorder reservations on eBay for up to $3,000, roughly double the manufacturer's suggested retail price.
Valve has removed performance claims regarding 4K 60FPS from the Steam Machine's official page following the arrival of critical reviews.
Valve is launching the Steam Machine hardware and finally releasing SteamOS for desktop, allowing users to build their own machines.
AMD has officially released FSR 4.1, introducing INT8 support for RX 7000 series GPUs and integration for Valve's upcoming Steam Machine.
Valve has accidentally leaked AMD's FSR 4.1 upscaling technology via Proton Experimental, revealing support for RDNA 3 and RDNA 3.5 GPUs.
dBrand has launched a Portal-themed Companion Cube enclosure for Valve's unreleased Steam Machine.
Valve has used a Dota 2 update to mock dataminers searching for clues about the long-awaited Half-Life 3.