Steam Deck uses M.2 2230 SSD By far the biggest question from Valve’s Steam Deck announcement was, can the onboard SSD drive be upgraded? Well as it turns out it can, however, it is neither cheap nor recommended. Gabe Newell responded to a few emails from Reddit Steam community members, who were asking about the […]
Steam Deck has M.2 2230 SSD slot, but Valve does not recommend upgrading it
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Can we use m.2 extender and 3D print a back cover to fit 2280 m.2? 2tb 2280 are $100 vs $400 for 2tb 2230 : r/SteamDeck
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Valve has quietly downgraded the Steam Deck SSD on some 256GB and 512GB models : r/pcgaming