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Device Support

Tested devices

SteamFork has been tested (i.e. booted at least once) on the list of devices below marked sponsored and verified. Devices with a sponsor are actively tested and used with SteamFork frequently. Devices without a sponsor are not actively maintained and may have unknown issues. While untested, modern laptops, desktops, and mini PCs with Intel or AMD should not have any issues.

Manufacturer Product Sponsor 1
Anbernic Win600 uejji
ANTEC Core HS 2 Community Verified
ASUS ROG Ally / Ally X flukejones
Atari VCS Fewtarius
AYANEO 2 Community Verified
AYANEO 2S 2 Fewtarius
AYANEO Air / Air Pro Community Verified
AYANEO Air 1S 2 Community Verified
AYANEO Air Plus Fewtarius
AYANEO Flip KB 2 Fewtarius
AYANEO Geek Community Verified by alexapple79
AYANEO Next, Next Lite, Next Pro Community Verified
AYANEO Slide 2 Community Verified
AYN Loki Max Fewtarius
AYN Loki Zero Community Verified
GPD Win 4 6800U anthonycaccese
GPD Win Mini Community Verified
MSI Claw A1M 3 uejji

Info

  1. Sponsored devices are fully supported by its maintainer. Support for unsponsored and community verified devices may vary.
  2. New AMD 7000 series devices do not support S3 sleep and must be configured for Modern Standby + s0i3. This setting is locked down on many Ayaneo devices and must be enabled using a third party helper. Follow the process on the Wiki to configure your device.
  3. Support for these devices is still a work in progress. Expect bugs or incomplete/missing features as support is being added. Refer to the specific device's page for more information.

Sponsoring a device

Sponsorship

Sponsoring a device is a commitment to maintaining support for your device by validating, testing, and bugfixing any issues that may arise. Adding support for a device's basic features is straight forward, however, it can become far more technical to add support for features such as fan control. If you are interested in sponsoring your device, follow the process below.

  1. Create a GitHub account if you do not already have one.
  2. Boot the SteamFork installation image.
  3. Create a device quirk using the quirk creation tool included with the distribution. Minimum requirements are gamescope resolution, and rotation if needed.
  4. Create a pull request to the SteamFork Device Support package with your new addition.
  5. Open and take ownership of any issues specific to your device on the SteamFork Bug Tracker.
  6. When ready to begin sunsetting support for your device, generate and PR new quirk with the --supported false property.