Valve’s Steam Machine leaves some performance on the table in CPU-heavy games, as shown by tests using dual-channel DDR5 RAM.

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After Samsung, SK Hynix is also said to be increasing DDR5 RAM production. The margin is said to be incredibly high.

Valve's Steam Machine is now available in Asia through Komodo Station, with all Japanese configurations already sold out after launch.