ROG Ally X update boosts FPS and stability, extends battery life, adds a 40 FPS cap for the 120 Hz display, improves Modern Standby, and refines firmware.
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ROG Xbox Ally has received its most substantial update since launch—one that sharpens performance, stretches battery life, and steadies in-game behavior. The update is now available to users and brings a set of features the community has been asking for since day one.
The system now includes expanded controls for performance and efficiency cores on the X version, a quick jump to full-screen mode, and an adjusted frame-rate cap from 45 to 40 FPS to better align with the 120 Hz display. Power usage in Modern Standby has been improved, while a new AMD driver boosts FPS and overall game stability.
The manufacturer also refined the firmware and lifted overall system responsiveness. Considering battery life has long been a weak spot for handheld gaming PCs, these tweaks may meaningfully change everyday use and make the Ally a more appealing pick for anyone who wants portable PC gaming without staying tethered to a charger.