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A while ago I mentioned how the upcoming SteamOS 3.5 for Steam Deck added in a colour vibrance setting, and now Valve seems to have expanded it even further with a screen colour temperature setting as well.
A while ago I mentioned (in a video) how the upcoming SteamOS 3.5 for Steam Deck added in a colour vibrance setting, and now Valve seems to have expanded it even further with a screen colour temperature setting as well.
Here’s a look at the difference between the default 7500K colour temperature and then turning it up to 11000K, with colour vibrance at default:
This is currently available in the Main + Steam Deck Beta update channels, which you’ll see if you turned on Developer Mode, and then select to see the Advanced Update Channels in the Developer menu in settings.
I would firmly advise against this though, as it’s updated often and can be full of big bugs (there’s a reason it’s hidden).
Stick with the normal Steam Deck Stable / Beta.
SteamOS 3.5 is sounding quite exciting now, hopefully it’s not too much longer until it’s released.
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This is the best summary I could come up with:
A while ago I mentioned (in a video) how the upcoming SteamOS 3.5 for Steam Deck added in a colour vibrance setting, and now Valve seems to have expanded it even further with a screen colour temperature setting as well.
Here’s a look at the difference between the default 7500K colour temperature and then turning it up to 11000K, with colour vibrance at default:
This is currently available in the Main + Steam Deck Beta update channels, which you’ll see if you turned on Developer Mode, and then select to see the Advanced Update Channels in the Developer menu in settings.
I would firmly advise against this though, as it’s updated often and can be full of big bugs (there’s a reason it’s hidden).
Stick with the normal Steam Deck Stable / Beta.
SteamOS 3.5 is sounding quite exciting now, hopefully it’s not too much longer until it’s released.
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