Asustek ROG Ally game handset will be equipped with AMD Ryzen 77840U processor

CTOnews.com April 18 news, Asustek's first game handset ROG Ally has been confirmed to be launched for the global market, is expected to be officially unveiled this quarter.

This handset has been approved by FCC and other authentication platforms under the codes RC71L (below) and RC71X. The list shows that the console will be equipped with the Ryzen 7 7840U APU and the Radeon 780m, the same as the APU in the GPD Win Max or AOKZEO A1 Pro.

However, Asustek has previously said that the opportunity uses a "custom" APU, and we think the R7 7840U processor may have been changed in some aspects, such as frequency.

The difference between RC71L and RC71X is not known, and we think it may represent different memory or storage versions, or different versions in different regions.

The existing news shows that the size of the ROG Ally game handset is 28.0 × 11.3 × 3.9cm, and the weight of the whole machine is 608g; the screen is equipped with a 7-inch display screen with a resolution of 1920 × 1080, which supports the 120Hz refresh rate, and the game performance is strong.

In addition, according to previous reports from CTOnews.com, the ROG Ally uses dual-fan cooling, supports ROG XG Mobile graphics docks, and runs the Windows 11 operating system. Can run games such as "nonsense moving", "High On Life" and "WRC Generations (World Automobile Rally Championship)" smoothly.