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Now official: you can buy a refurbished Steam Deck from Valve
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this post was submitted on 08 Aug 2023
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~~What are you going to do with that SSD? The 64 GB version doesn't have a NVMe slot, it works via a eMMC flash chip soldered to the board.~~
Edit: apparently I was wrong
Nope the emmc is on a card in the m.2 slot. You just remove the 64gb emmc and slot in the 1tb nvme drive. I did it to mine when I got it. I kept the 64gb drive in a portable nvme housing.
Glad to hear that, he scared me for a second lol!
I'm not sure about that, it doesn't make sense that valve would have two different board designs for the steam deck & a quick Google search shows many videos walking through the upgrade