SteamOS 3.9.2 Beta Adds Wider Handheld and CPU Support
Valve has released SteamOS 3.9.2 as a beta, rolling out better support for third-party gaming handhelds. The update adds native brightness control for Lenovo’s Legion Go 2, a fix for excessive fan noise on some ASUS devices, and resolves crashes affecting recent Intel chips running games like Elden Ring. Several other small bugs, especially those interfering with compatibility on modded or less common hardware, have also been addressed.
- Adds Legion Go 2 native brightness control
- Fixes fan ramping on some ASUS gaming devices
- Solves game crashes on new Intel Panther Lake CPUs
- Improves support for modded and third-party handhelds
- Polishes user interface and resolves minor bugs
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