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It runs on Windows 11 and is powered by AMD's Ryzen Z1 Extreme chip. It features a 120Hz display and offers customization options for buttons and triggers.
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Powered by AMD's Ryzen Z1 Extreme chip, the ROG Ally is more powerful than the Steam Deck. It can handle the majority of PC games on the go, but some demanding games may require compromising on graphics settings or resolution.
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The ROG Ally features magnetic switches in the triggers, macro buttons on the rear, and a shortcut button to the Armoury Crate app. The front-facing buttons require firm presses, and there is no trackpad like the Steam Deck.
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The ROG Ally offers Wi-Fi 6E and Bluetooth support for wireless connectivity. It also has various ports, including a headphone jack, microSD slot, ROG XG Mobile connector, and USB-C power port. Note that the ROG XG Mobile connector requires a separate accessory for elite-level performance.
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The ROG Ally is available in the UK with an RRP of £699 and in the USA with an RRP of $699. Check for its availability in your region before making a purchase. The ROG Ally runs on Windows 11, providing a user-friendly experience similar to a standard laptop or PC. You can access a web browser and download apps like Netflix and Game Pass.
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