Steam has still managed to dominate the PC market with its sheer amount of offerings, from countless free games, exclusive features, and hardware options, but a recent leak is yet another reason why you'll never want to swap to another storefront anytime soon.
Despite shifting some focus towards new hardware products from the upcoming Steam Machine and the rumored sequel to Valve's own Steam Deck, an upcoming change is one that benefits all users of the platform, regardless of your preferred hardware. As reported by LambdaGen on X, a SteamDB user has recently uncovered a potential upcoming feature that will make it significantly easier to plan ahead when buying new games or when you might need a hardware upgrade.
According to SteamDB user Roadrunners discoety, some recent Steam code reveals that a "Framerate Estimator" seems to be on the horizon, which will allow you to "Select an App and a PC config to get a chart of estimated framerates, based on the framerates of other Steam users."
What's even more interesting is that the leak seems to show that you can both select your own individual parts or simply have Steam detect and use your current hardware instead, allowing you...
