ASUS ROG Ally receives quick access TDP slider and other improvements with new updates

ASUS revealed a flurry of changes that are now available for all versions of the ROG Ally, including the lesser Ryzen Z1 variants. To recap, the company brought gyroscope controls to its sole gaming handheld in December, among other improvements. Now, it has detailed Armoury Crate SE (ACSE) 1.4.10, which arrives after BIOS 336 and v31.0.22023.6003 GPU drivers that it distributed just over a fortnight ago.

For reference, BIOS 336 updated the authentication key for the upcoming Windows 11 24H2. Additionally, v31.0.22023.6003 GPU drivers resolved bugs that could prevent EA Sports FC 24 trial edition from launching and a Bluetooth headphone on/off sound playing incorrectly with the ROG Ally connected to an external monitor. Meanwhile, ACSE 1.4.10 makes the following changes: 

• Added quick Manual Mode adjustment options for SPL, SPPT, and FPPT in the Command Center. 
• Users can now assign the Gyro Enable feature to multiple buttons.
• A “Never show again” option has been added to the Campaign popup.
• New Game Profiles will have their Operating Mode set to "Unassigned" to prevent conflicts when changing the global Operating Mode through Command Center.

ASUS notes that AMD Fluid Motion Frames (AFMF) integration will appear in a future driver update. The company adds that while AMD has already pushed the feature to desktop platforms, it 'still requires some testing on our end' before it will reach the ROG Ally.

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