On June 12, ASUS ROG's JD.com self-operated flagship store has launched ROG Ally, which is the first handheld product of ASUS ROG, which will be officially sold on June 14, and the specific price will be announced tomorrow night.
ROG Ally was originally officially announced on April Fool's Day this year, when many people thought it was just a spoof, but they didn't expect to launch this product so quickly.
The machine is equipped with a 7-inch screen, a resolution of 1080p, and supports 120Hz refresh, which can smoothly play 3A masterpieces and independent games at 1080p resolution.
In terms of performance, the machine is equipped with AMD Z1 Extreme processor, the parameters are basically the same as the R7 7840U, but the handheld is specially optimized.
Using Zen 4 advanced architecture and RDNA 3 integrated display, it has 8 large cores, 16 threads, and graphics processing performance of up to 8.6 TFLOPS, which is comparable to home game consoles.
At the same time, it also supports super resolution technologies such as AMD FSR and RSR to improve the display effect and frame rate, and effectively reduce lag, ensuring that players always have the best 3A gaming experience.
The handheld controls the weight at about 608g, which will not feel cumbersome even if you take it out and use it with you.
In addition to playing PC games, it emulates a variety of consoles, supporting emulators such as PlayStation 3 (RPCS3), Nintendo Switch (YUZU), Xbox 360 (CXBX), 3DS (Citra), PSP (PPSSPP), GameCube (Dolphin), PS2 (PSX2), and WiiU (CEMU).