Steam client beta looks extra-sharp with high-DPI display support

We wrote about a new beta version of Valve's Steam Audio SDK a couple of days ago, and now the company has pulled a fresh-baked beta of its Steam client software out of the oven. The headline news is the addition of support for high-DPI monitor support on the Fall Creators Update version of Windows 10. The Windows, Mac, and Linux versions of the new Steam client should also use less CPU when drawing the main window and make better use of stored assets when installing games from crusty old retail disks and backup files.