HANDHELD NEWS – The Asus and Microsoft handheld PC is expensive, but its performance is top-notch, especially after installing the new update!

The Asus ROG Xbox Ally received its biggest update since launching, which brings significant system improvements, primarily in gaming performance and power consumption. Released yesterday, the new update includes several improvements, including highly requested community features such as new CPU P-core and E-core settings for the ROG Ally X, quick access to full-screen mode, and an FPS limit adjustment from 45 to 40 FPS to better match the 120 Hz refresh rate of the panel. The update also improves power consumption in modern standby mode, gaming performance with the AMD GPU driver V25.10.27, and firmware stability. It also improves general system performance.

Note that these features are just a few of the many improvements included in the update. All the details can be found in the official patch notes. Since battery life is usually a significant issue for handheld devices like the ROG Ally, the improvement in power consumption makes the system more attractive to those who want to enter the world of handheld PCs despite some issues that prevent it from offering the same seamless gaming experience as consoles.

In any case, Microsoft’s commitment to expanding into the handheld market is clear, as the new FSE (full-screen experience) is now available on two Asus devices: the ROG Ally X and the ROG Ally. It will eventually be available on several other handheld PCs. This is also part of the Redmond tech giant’s vision for the future of Xbox. Of course, this has been criticized, and we have reported on a former employee’s strongly worded opinion.

In light of this news, however, we are keeping an eye on Valve: When will the new Steam Deck be released?

Source: WCCFTech, Asus