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Game Settings

Dota 2 Steam Deck settings and performance

Steam Deck rating

3.4 out of 5

Playable

5 total scores

Score distribution

  1. Excellent5 / 51
  2. Good4 / 51
  3. Playable3 / 52
  4. Poor2 / 51
  5. Broken1 / 50

Settings snapshot

Independent medians come from reported fields. Each may use different observations, so this is not one setup.

Compatibility
Playable
FPS target
60 FPS
Resolution
720p
Graphics preset
Low

Featured Steam Deck setups

1 cited setup
  1. Published Feb 15, 2024High confidence · Benchmark
    • 720p
    • Low preset
    • Mostly stable

    Measured FPS: 88.2 average

    Graphics preset
    Minimum
    Anisotropic filtering
    Fastest
    Anti-aliasing
    0/3

    View source (opens in a new tab)

Reports (5)

Detailed community reports and sourced reports behind the score.

  1. Community observation4 / 5GoodExternal display, Low preset, 60 FPS target

    External display · Low preset · 60 FPS target

    Mostly stable

  2. Community observation3 / 5PlayableOther resolution, Custom preset

    Other resolution · Custom preset

    Varied a lot · Native Linux

  3. Community observation2 / 5PoorExternal display, Low preset, 60 FPS target

    External display · Low preset · 60 FPS target

    Frequent dips

  4. Sourced reportnotebookcheck.net5 / 5Excellent720p, Low preset

    Notebookcheck measured 88.2 FPS in Dota 2 at 1280x720 with the minimum or fastest graphics setting on the Steam Deck OLED.

    720p · Low preset

    Mostly stable

    Benchmark: Steam Deck 1 TB OLED review - Minimalist performance, maximum gaming fun.View source (opens in a new tab)— Score mapped from cited evidence

  5. Sourced report3g.ali213.net3 / 5Playable800p

    On a Steam Deck development kit, hero selection reached about 140 FPS, gameplay was about 47 FPS at the highest setting and about 80 FPS at the low setting, while the built-in controls were described as awkward.

    800p

    • Controller or input issue

    Article: Section 2, game experience, DOTA 2 subsection.View source (opens in a new tab)— Score mapped from cited evidence