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CTOnews.com, March 17 (Xinhua)-- Valve released a beta update in February this year, allowing users to copy installed games from PC to Steam Deck without having to download them again over the Internet. Valve recently released a stable update to officially release this new feature.

The updated version of the Steam Deck client attached to CTOnews.com is as follows:

Local online game transmission:

New features have been added: Steam users can transfer game installation packages and update files between PC without downloading from the Steam server network. This helps you stay below the ISP monthly transfer limit and speed up installation or updates.

Steam users can control who can send files to: options include only themselves, friends only, or everyone. The default setting is limited to yourself.

The official introduction is as follows:

Local online game transfer allows Steam users to copy existing Steam game installation and update files from one PC to another through the local local area network without having to download and install these files from the Steam content server over the Internet. This not only reduces network traffic, but also speeds up installation or updates.

Setting up multiple PC or Steam Deck in the same local area network at home is a common application scenario. As long as you install the game on a PC, you can transfer the files directly from the PC, so that other PC or Steam Deck can install or update the game.

Today's PC can easily transfer game content at the speed of 100MB / second. During the transfer, the Steam client sending the content will load the disk and CPU (that is, it is best not to run high-performance tasks on this PC during transfer).

Related readings:

Steam Deck now supports the transfer of games from PC over the local network

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