ValveSoftware
Use powertools to change cpu or gpu frequency will lead vram frequency to 400Mhz
Your system information
- Steam client version:stable version newest
- SteamOS version: stable version newest
- Opted into Steam client beta?: no
- Opted into SteamOS beta?: no
- Have you checked for updates in Settings > System?: yes
Please describe your issue in as much detail as possible:
can normally change cpu and gpu frequency
Steps for reproducing this issue:
open powertools gui and change cpu or gpu frequency Anything else? I tried to work around this situation by editing the configuration file of PowerTools (so the maximum frequency of the GPU is 1800), but it didn’t work. Additionally, I boost the memory of my Steam Deck, so the memory shows 800MHz. However, this phenomenon is not caused by the old BIOS used for boost. I also tried replacing it with a new BIOS, but it didn’t help. This has been the case since the Steam client update. Occasionally, after a game crash that causes a system reboot, modifying the CPU/GPU does not lead to this situation because Power Tools becomes completely unable to modify the memory speed after the system crash and reboot.
plugin shop Version
2.0.2
###Platform SteamDeck LCD
###OS
SteamOS 3 (Stable)
I want ask how to reinstall linux versions steam ,may be it was steam API problem