Can the Steam Deck Game at 4K?

The latest updates on the Steam Deck has greatly improved support for external displays allowing users the ability to pick their desired resolution and refresh rate. This paired with my new dock supplied by iVoler made me curious what the Steam Deck could do when pushed to it’s graphical limits. The goal was to hit 4k 60fps in all the games I tested, but luckily having FSR 1.0 built into the Steam Deck and a few games with FSR 2.0 and 2.1 helped. The games tested today on the Steam Deck include: Cyberpunk 2077, Spider-Man Remastered, Fallout New Vegas, Dark Souls Remastered, Hollow Knight and many more. Overall I was very impressed with how the Steam Deck managed to hold up when facing this graphical gauntlet.

iVoler Dock used in the making of this video (affiliate link):
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Video Chapters:
0:00 Gaming at 4K Overview
1:01 Enabling Per Game Resolution
1:24 Resident Evil 2 (2019)
2:21 Resident Evil 4
4:15 Ender Lilies
5:19 Portal 2
6:30 Spider-Man Remastered (FSR 2.0)
7:49 Valkyria Chronicles
8:52 Hollow Knight
9:44 Cyberpunk 2077
11:21 Final Fantasy X
12:15 Dark Souls Remastered
13:45 Hyper Light Drifter
14:33 Judgement (FSR 2.1)
15:27 Rolldrome
16:31 Hades
17:19 Fallout New Vegas
18:15 Conclusion

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