We have Steam Machine at home

I am done building my new home-brewed "Steam Machine" (the tower on the right of the TV). I still need to add Wi-Fi and Bluetooth antennas, but they haven't shipped yet. That's an easy fix. In the meantime, I am using an ASUS BT500 Bluetooth dongle and connected the device via Ethernet. The only reason I care about this in the first place is to connect my AirPods while gaming. I'm also still waiting for my FLIRC TV receiver, which will get here tomorrow. I will write more in the coming days, but so far, everything seems to work just fine. I use the machine to watch YouTube and Plex, and have been playing a couple of hours of Crimson Desert (despite what Valve writes on Steam, the game runs on Linux if you enable Proton Experimental). With this rig, and FSR 3.1 enabled, I can reach 4K Ultra at around 70-ish FPS. Also, the NCASE M3 is a beauty. And surprisingly easy to build in, despite being a 19 L case.