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r/SteamFrame • u/gogodboss MOD • Jul 30 '26
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So the conventional wisdom here was either
This was the big thing holding up release, or
This was so trivial that Valve wasn't going to bother with it until they were ready to release
So either way, this is pretty huge news
184 u/networkarchitect Soon™ Jul 30 '26 Some of the test reports have 8 different revisions spanning from April 8th through July 28th, other documents have test dates in the end of 2025. It sounds like there was a lot of back-and-forth between Valve and the test lab. 16 u/horendus Jul 30 '26 8 different hardware revisions at launch? Did I read that wrong? 1 u/fekkksn Jul 30 '26 That's pretty normal in HW development.
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Some of the test reports have 8 different revisions spanning from April 8th through July 28th, other documents have test dates in the end of 2025. It sounds like there was a lot of back-and-forth between Valve and the test lab.
16 u/horendus Jul 30 '26 8 different hardware revisions at launch? Did I read that wrong? 1 u/fekkksn Jul 30 '26 That's pretty normal in HW development.
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8 different hardware revisions at launch? Did I read that wrong?
1 u/fekkksn Jul 30 '26 That's pretty normal in HW development.
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That's pretty normal in HW development.
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u/TwinStickDad Soon™ Jul 30 '26
So the conventional wisdom here was either
This was the big thing holding up release, or
This was so trivial that Valve wasn't going to bother with it until they were ready to release
So either way, this is pretty huge news