- Get one of those mini PCs with a recent Ryzen G CPU.
- Install Bazzite on it.
- Enjoy your Steam Machine.
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I know it's more expensive, but I'm wondering if buying a frame.work motherboard and 3d printing a case would end up with a better result.
I have a pc part picker list for a Steam Machine that’s already done for years now.
It is built around this case: https://louqe.com/products/ghost-s1-mkiii
But there are several great alternative cases as well, if the all black aesthetic isn’t for you. Just building a small computer is the most affordable way to go here.