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MetaPC Steamroller launches next month with SteamOS and $1,300 price

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MetaPC launches the Steamroller, the first non- Valve PC with SteamOS, featuring a Ryzen 5 9600X, RX 7600, and 16GB RAM for $1,300.

MetaPC Steamroller launches next month with SteamOS and $1,300 price
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Gaming PC buyers looking for a console-like experience now have a new option that brings ’s to third-party hardware. MetaPC is launching the Steamroller, which marks a shift in the market by officially supporting the operating system on non-Valve devices with components. This development allows users to access the SteamOS interface without purchasing a dedicated Valve machine, offering a fresh alternative for those who prefer traditional PC components.

MetaPC Steamroller mini PC
The MetaPC Steamroller brings SteamOS to non-Valve hardware.

Mini PC features Ryzen 5 9600X and RX 7600 GPU for console-like gaming

The Steamroller is a pre-built mini PC designed to fit into compact spaces while delivering desktop-class performance. MetaPC has equipped the system with a Mini or Micro ATX case to house the internal components. This form factor targets users who want a powerful gaming rig that does not require a large tower, making it suitable for smaller desks or entertainment centers.

Specifications

  • CPU: AMD Ryzen 5 9600X
  • GPU: AMD RX 7600
  • RAM: 16GB DDR5-5200
  • Storage: 1TB SSD
  • Price: $1,300

Under the hood, the system relies on an AMD Ryzen 5 9600X processor paired with an RX 7600 graphics card. Memory and storage are handled by 16GB of DDR5-5200 RAM and a 1TB SSD, providing ample space for games and fast load times. The build is supported by a 650W power supply unit to ensure stable operation during intensive gaming sessions.

The device is priced at 1300 USD (around $1,300) for the global market. This price point positions the Steamroller as a mid-range option for consumers interested in SteamOS. The system will ship with SteamOS pre-installed, eliminating the need for manual configuration or separate operating system purchases.

SteamOS is now officially greenlit for installation on non-Valve devices with AMD hardware, a change that expands the ecosystem beyond Valve's own products. This policy shift allows manufacturers like MetaPC to create certified SteamOS machines, giving consumers more variety in how they access the platform. The Steamroller serves as the first PC to utilize this new permission structure.

We looked at previous SteamOS hardware while tracking the expansion of the platform to third-party manufacturers. The Steamroller arrives next month, offering a concrete example of how the operating system is moving into the broader PC market. This launch confirms that Valve's software is now available on standard PC components.

Source: SteamDeckHQ

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