The ROG Xbox Ally is stepping up its game with a significant update that promises to enhance both performance and usability. Just launched, this update is packed with notable improvements, especially in game performance and power management, making it a noteworthy development for handheld gaming enthusiasts.
Exciting New Features
This update introduces several community-requested features that enhance user experience. Key highlights include:
- New CPU P-Core and E-Core settings for the X model
- Quick access to the full-screen mode
- An adjusted FPS limit from 45 to 40 FPS, optimizing for the panel’s 120 Hz refresh rate
- Improved power consumption during Modern standby
- Enhanced game performance with the AMD GPU driver V25.10.27
- Increased firmware stability
- Overall system performance improvements
These updates mark the biggest advancement for the ROG Xbox Ally since its release last month. For full details, you can refer to the official update notes.
Power Consumption and Battery Life
With battery life often being a major concern for handheld devices like the ROG Xbox Ally, enhancements in power consumption are a welcome addition. These improvements make the device a more attractive choice for those exploring PC handheld gaming, although it still faces challenges in offering the seamless experience typical of consoles. For more insights into the X counterpart, check out David Carcasole’s review.