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    In an embarrassment for Microsoft, SteamOS seems to destroy Windows 11 on gaming performance and battery life, as well as usability

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    The first direct and natively supported comparison between identical Windows 11 and SteamOS gaming hardware is here. And it’s pretty much a bloodbath for Microsoft.

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