Geekbench 6 entries for Valve’s rumored Steam Machine showed single-core scores up to 2,334 and multi-core results above 7,300, putting its custom AMD chip roughly in Ryzen 7000 mobile territory.
The leaked Fremont system lists a 6-core, 12-thread Zen 4 CPU at 4.86GHz with 16GB of RAM, and it reportedly pairs with an RDNA 3 GPU with 28 compute units and 8GB of VRAM.
Those CPU results suggest a clear per-core gain over the original Steam Deck and PlayStation 5, though the leak does not include GPU benchmarks and synthetic scores remain an incomplete guide to gaming performance.
Valve is reportedly aiming for smooth 1080p and 1440p living-room play with low noise and heat, with four configurations expected to span 512GB to 2TB and cost $600 to $750.
A June 23 pricing reveal and June 30 reservations are rumored, with only 20,000 initial units and a one-per-customer rule for Steam accounts that bought something before April 27, 2026.