Stick Drift is a greater theme, from which the Steam Deck probably not spared. First reports about problems with the analog sticks to Valves New handheld PC make the round. But there is also a first all-clear, because apparently the difficulties could be cleared directly out of the way. Apparently, it was not a hardware, but a software problem.
- Steam deck user * Discover inside obviously shortly after Launch Stick Drift
- Valve could already fix the stick drift problem of the Steam deck
Steam deck user * Discover inside obviously shortly after Launch Stick Drift
Steam deck with stick drift? It really did not take long for the first owners to publish the steam deck in the network videos on which rather doubt stick drift to see.
If you do not know exactly what that is: this refers to the problem when entries registered and implemented, but actually not d1. That is, the game figure, the mouse pointer or the like then move from all alone – very annoying.
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In these cases, it can be seen how to display in the INPUT test screen of the Steam Deck that an input would be made to the stick, which is clearly clearly evident. Especially with a completely new device of course very annoying and, above all, with a view that Valve was very optimistic in advance, what Stick Drift on the Steam Deck is concerned:
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Steam Deck Vs. Switch OLED:
Valves handheld should have no problems with “Stick Drift”
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Valve could already fix the stick drift problem of the Steam deck
Fix immediately follows: Steam Deck Manufacturer Valve has got wind from the matter and already accepted the matter. Apparently it has been a “Deadzone Regression”. The should have come about by a firmware update and a new update has been published, which has fixed the problem directly.
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Apparently with success: On Reddit one of the people has explained, the problem has since been disappeared since then and another contribution was completely deleted (via VGC). Maybe we’ll stay on the first way of stick drift on the steam deck. Let’s push the thumb that it stays like that. We are curious how that develops over time.
More about the Steam Deck, especially in direct comparison to the switch, you can see here:
More about the Steam Deck:
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- Steam Deck vs. Switch OLED in the size comparison: A Giant Klopper
The Steam Deck has recently been there, or at least in the hands of the first people who have pre-ordered it a few months ago. The next wave is only followed and in regular trade the Steam Deck is not getting first. Currently it can not be pre-ordered, so it takes even to get anyone who wants one, even 1. You can find our Deck test to the Steam Deck here.
Do you think that the steam deck can remain spared drift in the long run?