Asus ROG Ally X Specifications Leak Ahead of Debut, Will Reportedly Pack Larger Battery and More Memory

The Asus ROG Ally X is expected to be unveiled in the coming weeks and the specifications of the portable gaming console have been leaked online ahead of its debut. It will arrive as an updated version of the first-generation ROG Ally, rather than a successor, and the details of the phone suggest that some much-requested hardware improvements will arrive in the ROG Ally X. These include an improved battery and more, higher . bandwidth memory which should increase device performance.

Asus ROG Ally X specs (expected)

A report from VideoCardz claims that the Asus ROG Ally X will be equipped with a much larger 80Wh battery that should allow users to play for longer – the original device came with a 40Wh battery and users complain about the short battery life on the original console.

Another area that will be improved when the ROG Ally X arrives is the memory department: the company equipped the ROG Ally with 16GB of RAM, while the ROG Ally will arrive with 24GB of LPDDR5 memory. It will also offer a larger memory bandwidth: 7,500 MHz, compared to the current model's 6,400 MHz.

According to the report, the ROG Ally X will be equipped with the same AMD Ryzen Z1 Ultimate APU that powers the first-generation ROG Ally. Likewise, the 7-inch Full-HD display with a 120Hz refresh rate will be retained on the nearby device.

Asus will also replace the first-gen ROG Ally's fan with one that's 23 percent smaller and has 50 percent thinner fins than its predecessor, resulting in a 10 percent improvement in airflow air to the upcoming ROG Ally X.

Thanks to the larger battery, the dimensions and weight of the ROG Ally X have also increased. According to the report, the device will be 36.9mm, which means it will be 4.5mm thicker than the original model. It will reportedly weigh 678g, which is 70g more than the ROG Ally. We can expect to learn more about the Asus ROG Ally X, such as the $799 (roughly Rs. 66,400) pricing and availability rumors at Computex 2024, which starts on June 4.