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Steam Machine Specs Confirmed: Navi 33 GPU and AMD Custom CPU

Simon Ellis 2 min read

A Vulkan 1.4 compatibility listing confirms Valve's Steam Machine will use an AMD Navi 33-based GPU and a custom CPU codenamed 1772 ahead of its launch later this year.

Steam Machine Specs Confirmed: Navi 33 GPU and AMD Custom CPU
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is preparing for a Machine launch later this year. A recent Vulkan 1.4 compatibility listing has confirmed key hardware details about the unreleased console. The device will use an Navi 33-based GPU and a custom CPU from the same manufacturer.

Vulkan listing reveals AMD custom silicon for upcoming console

The graphics processor appears to be a derivative of the RX 7600M chip found in gaming laptops. This component likely provides the machine with its core graphical capabilities. The system also features a CPU identified by the codename 'AMD Custom CPU 1772'. These specifications suggest Valve is building a dedicated gaming device around current AMD desktop and laptop silicon.

Valve has not yet disclosed pricing or specific availability dates for the Steam Machine. Industry observers note that the company is currently finalizing its preparations ahead of the expected launch window. The Vulkan listing serves as the first concrete evidence of the hardware configuration inside the upcoming console.

This development marks a significant step in Valve's efforts to expand beyond PC gaming software into dedicated hardware. The Steam Machine represents a continuation of the company's long-term strategy to bring its platform and ecosystem directly into living rooms. The confirmed AMD components indicate a focus on performance within a specific price tier for the foreseeable future.

Source: SteamDeckHQ

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