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Modder Boosts Steam Deck to a Bountiful 32GB RAM
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this post was submitted on 08 Aug 2023
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I think a lot of people would have wet dreams about opening this hardware further by not soldering the memory to the mainboard, etc.
Already looks pretty easy to upgrade the ssd, which is great. Now create a PC-like standard for this handheld size.
Wont be perfect, but you cpuld theoretically design a case for the framework 13 mainboard and convert it into a handheld. It wont be cheap though.