Asus ROG Ally comes with a custom AMD Ryzen Z1 processor and 512GB of storage

In the end, we didn’t have to wait for the ASUS ROG Ally to be released to learn more about the technical data sheet. When it was announced a few weeks ago, ASUS was pretty vague about its console’s specs, but had already teased it. 120Hz FHD+ display 500 nm brightness and 5 nm response time, Windows 11.4 nm carved AMD chip, as well as the possibility of connecting an external GPU to increase its performance.

Now, we’re getting to know a little more about the portable console thanks to two leaks. On Twitter, a user named @papyatop shared an image summarizing what should be known about the device’s technical sheet and revealing a lot of new information.

What do we know about ASUS ROG Ally?

According to the image shared on social networks, ROG Ally will weigh just 608 gramsIt looks less and much more efficient than the 669 gram Steam Bundle. we will only find 16GB LPDDR5 RAM, also 512GB M2-2230 SSD storage. ASUS no longer promises 5ms latency here, 7ms latency, and no one really knows why the manufacturer changed the announced figure.

The most interesting part is probably the box dedicated to the processor. We learn that Asus ROG Ally is powered up. an AMD Ryzen Z1 Custom processora chip created specifically for this situation.

Another VideoCardz leak completes this picture, as the outlet reveals.An AMD Ryzen 7 7840U chip with Radeon 780M GPU. Therefore, we will have 8 cores and 16 threads, twice the number of Steam Deck, and a base frequency of 3.3 GHz. GPU will offer Improved graphics thanks to RDNA 3 architecture and 12 CUs. By comparison, Steam Deck has to settle for the RDNA 2 architecture and just 8 CUs. So we can expect much better performance, but that’s what we saw in two videos by LinusTechTips and Dave2D.