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Prebuilt Steam Machine faceplate screens are here, delivering decent, surprisingly cheaper alternatives to Valve-approved DIY builds
📰 James Archer
👤 James Archer
🕒 2026-09-23 01:03:16
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JSAUX今日推出Steam Machine E-Ink和Pixel Matrix面板，作为比Valve官方DIY方案更便宜的替代品，支持多种显示模式切换，软件将于10月初通过Steam下载。该产品通过SteamOS的快速设置菜单（集成Decky Loader插件）实现显示模式切换，用户无需自行焊接，但需手动设置初始配置。
硬件配件市场为Steam玩家提供更便捷的定制选项，但未直接涉及游戏广告或商业化机会，对IAA/IAP等模式无明显关联。
If you own a
Steam Machine
, and still cling to the misconception that my
budget faceplate ideas
aren’t good enough for you, you basically have three options for front panel customisation. The first is to grab something off Etsy or suchlike. The second is take advantage of Valve’s open-source
Inkterface
project to build yourself an E-Ink display, onto which you can electronically daub performance monitoring info. The third is to end up with more or less the same panel as option two, but have someone else make it for you. That’s what
arch accessory makers
JSAUX are proposing with their
Steam Machine E-Ink and Pixel Matrix faceplates
, which go on sale today after a few weeks of preening around the case mod scene.
I’ve been using both on my Machine at home, and they’re quite good fun. The E-Ink faceplate, for which I sense the greater internet buzz, is a crisp, tidy little black-and-white panel, while the PixelMatrix trades detail density for colour and retro charm. Both have a few different display modes, switchable in SteamOS’s quick settings menu (via some clever integration with the
Decky Loader
plugin tool), and while I had to set this up manually, JSAUX say the requisite software will be downloadable via Steam itself from early October. Truly, it’s all the results of a DIY mod and more, conveniently pre-prepared for people who don’t own soldering irons.
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Steam Machine
, and still cling to the misconception that my
budget faceplate ideas
aren’t good enough for you, you basically have three options for front panel customisation. The first is to grab something off Etsy or suchlike. The second is take advantage of Valve’s open-source
Inkterface
project to build yourself an E-Ink display, onto which you can electronically daub performance monitoring info. The third is to end up with more or less the same panel as option two, but have someone else make it for you. That’s what
arch accessory makers
JSAUX are proposing with their
Steam Machine E-Ink and Pixel Matrix faceplates
, which go on sale today after a few weeks of preening around the case mod scene.
I’ve been using both on my Machine at home, and they’re quite good fun. The E-Ink faceplate, for which I sense the greater internet buzz, is a crisp, tidy little black-and-white panel, while the PixelMatrix trades detail density for colour and retro charm. Both have a few different display modes, switchable in SteamOS’s quick settings menu (via some clever integration with the
Decky Loader
plugin tool), and while I had to set this up manually, JSAUX say the requisite software will be downloadable via Steam itself from early October. Truly, it’s all the results of a DIY mod and more, conveniently pre-prepared for people who don’t own soldering irons.
Read more