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Đánh giá chi tiết về Asus ROG Ally X – phiên bản 1.5 của các thiết bị di động chơi game trên hệ điều hành Windows. Với thiết kế mạnh mẽ, hiệu suất ổn định và khả năng chơi game mượt mà, sản phẩm này chắc chắn sẽ khiến người mua không thể rời mắt. Đừng bỏ lỡ cơ hội sở hữu Asus ROG Ally X để trải nghiệm những trận đấu game thú vị mọi lúc, mọi nơi.

7.8/ 10
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Asus ROG Ally X

Pros

• Supports a wider library of games than non-Windows devices
• Good performance for its components
• Paddles for macro combos and some basic Windows navigation
• Bumpers feel clicky and responsive

Cons

• Expensive
• Display doesn’t support HDR and only has sRGB gamut
• Pressing the ABXY buttons only registers in the center
• No trigger stops

The ROG Ally X is an updated version of the much less-expensive  (it starts at $499), usually considered one of the best of an uneven lot of Windows-based handheld gaming consoles. Its rivals include high-profile models like the  or as well as a host of options available mostly in other regions. The Ally X is relatively expensive at $800, though, which may justifiably give you pause, despite a host of design tweaks and better performance.

In a category where the operating system more or less defines what games you can play, Windows is a mixed blessing. On one hand, it provides the infrastructure to let you play any game available for PC — using any Windows-based launcher such as the Epic Games Store, Xbox Game Pass, Steam and more — which means you have access to the largest library of games possible. 

The Nintendo Switch can only play Switch games, by comparison. The  can only play Steam games (although you can mod it to expand support), the  is tethered to the PS5 and PS games, the  can only play cloud or Android games and so on.  

Watch this: Asus ROG Ally X Gaming Handheld: First Look

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The other thing to remember is that all these Windows handhelds use chips with integrated graphics, which circumscribes what you can play and how well it will play. Even at the Ally X’s screen resolution (1080p) older AAA games like Shadow of the Tomb Raider, Guardians of the Galaxy or Horizon Zero Dawn run at significantly less than 60fps without turning the quality way down. So it’s not a great choice if you want to connect to a better-than-1080p external display.

However, if you want to play lighter-weight games, it performs surprisingly well; it’s comparable to a low-power laptop with an AMD Ryzen 7 8840HS with integrated graphics in Hades 2 I usually had sustained frame rates over 200fps. You can also enable AMD’s optimization technologies in its Adrenalin driver or in games with FidelityFX support to give performance a boost.

More annoying, the ABXY buttons don’t seem to register unless I strike them in the middle, which was initially a problem for my  Dash+Attack (A+X); on the Steam Deck, I can hit them closer to the edges without issue. It’s not a huge problem, but did take a adjustment of my hand placement. And like most triggers, the Ally X’s have a relatively deep pull: I like trigger stops so I can set one to a quick, shallow pull.

And I have to give Asus some props for Armoury Crate SE, its skin and utility software. I hate the full Armoury Crate that’s on the company’s ROG laptops, mostly because it’s a hot mess of conflicting places to change settings. SE is designed to run on a smaller screen and is more manageable, though still a bit confusing. In addition to essential features, like control binding for both gamepad and desktop modes and lighting control, it also lets you manually adjust the fan and power settings, change the among of memory dedicated to the iGPU (though I didn’t test it) and more.

Between the price, the problems inherent in grafting a console-like experience on Windows and the uncertainty of how well any particular game may run on it, especially in a couple of years, it’s hard to give anything other than a qualified recommendation for the Ally X. The Lenovo Legion Go has more hardware flexibility for slightly less, but in some ways it’s overdesigned. The original Ally is notably slower, but notably cheaper, so if you want to play retro games it might suit. I like the Ally X, and if you want to play light- to middleweight Windows games that aren’t from Steam and can comfortably afford the $800, it’s probably your best bet.

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