Steam Machine Already Has Its Own Red Ring of Death
A Reddit user's Steam Machine bricked itself after a firmware update, displaying a red line that signals GPU failure. The community has already christened it the 'red line of death.'
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Brand new Steam Machine hit with 'red line of death' GPU failure after playing No Man's Sky for just five minutes — console 'bricked itself' following update in failure that echoes the horror of the Xbox 360's infamous RROD
Tom's Hardware is part of Future US Inc, an international media group and leading digital publisher. Visit our corporate site.

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