As you can see in the included charts, SteamOS showed noticeable frame rate improvements in four of the five games tested.

The Lenovo Legion Go S with SteamOS is available now, starting at $599. That entry level model is powered by the Z2 Go.

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The Lenovo Legion Go S powered by Windows was a huge dud. Now there's a Steam OS version, and it fixes a lot of issues. But ...

If the Xbox Ally X is debuting in the final part of the year, it's completely plausible the Legion Go 2 would, also. Perhaps ...

To push my system, I downloaded and installed Cyberpunk 2077 (it's a huge file, so it took a while). I've never played the ...

By swapping to SteamOS from Windows and upgrading to the Z1 Extreme chip, the Lenovo Legion Go S has become one of the best ...