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The Best Cooling Accessories and Gadgets for the Steam Deck

By Matthew Lynch
June 10, 2023
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The Steam Deck is a powerful handheld gaming device that can run games from the Steam library. But with all that processing power comes heat, and keeping your hands cool during long gaming sessions can be a challenge. Fortunately, there are plenty of cooling accessories and gadgets available to help keep your Steam Deck running smoothly.

1. Cooling Pad

A cooling pad is a great way to keep your Steam Deck from overheating. These pads are designed to sit under your device and help dissipate heat. Some even come with built-in fans that help cool your device down quickly. There are plenty of options on the market, but make sure you choose one that is the correct size for your Steam Deck.

2. External Fan

Another option for keeping your Steam Deck cool is an external fan. These devices are similar to cooling pads but are designed to sit on top of your device and blow cool air directly onto it. They can be powered by USB and are an affordable way to keep your device cool.

3. Liquid Metal Thermal Paste

One way to improve your Steam Deck’s cooling performance is to replace the thermal paste that sits between the processor and heatsink. Liquid metal thermal paste is a popular choice among PC gaming enthusiasts because it has superior heat transfer properties compared to traditional thermal paste. However, it’s important to note that this can be a risky operation and the benefits may not outweigh the risks.

4. Heat Sink

Installing a heat sink onto your Steam Deck can also help keep it cool. Heat sinks are designed to absorb and transfer heat away from the processor. There are plenty of options on the market, but make sure you choose one that is the correct size and has good reviews.

5. Portable Air Conditioner

If you’re looking for a more extreme solution to keeping your Steam Deck cool, you could consider investing in a portable air conditioner. These devices are designed to cool small spaces and can be powered by USB. However, they can be expensive and may not be practical for on-the-go gaming.

Overall, there are plenty of cooling accessories and gadgets available to help keep your Steam Deck running smoothly. Whether you choose a cooling pad, external fan, or heat sink, there’s something to fit every budget and requirement. So, stay cool and keep gaming!

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