It’s not happening . Says doesn’t give a rats ass about the device , they just wanna make money. Their not valve, don’t expect tons of new updates and features cause it ain’t happening
@@mattcurcic5585 In this case, do not agree at all. Asus knows if this is not adopted up front well and ramps from there, they will eat million$. Necessity is the mother of update initiative. They will get returns in droves if a poor performing battery demon at
A number of reasons. I will still hope that Armory Crate could get this functionality built in, but worst case I'm certain official support will arrive soon after launch
imo this stuff is too hacky and causes shotty performance with games that have dynamic performance based on whats going on in the game. Although with VRR this is mitigated somewhat
This channel should be bigger than it is. You go much deeper into the tech than most channels I've seen. Btw, im seeing you're name mentioned in other tech videos @The Phawx
I don’t think it’s a panacea since ciph auto tdp bat is súper unintuitive imho. There’s other apps like motion assistant and smarter tdp but they don’t seem to do a good job and don’t work well with emulation
Fascinating! I travel a fair bit so maximising battery life (even when using power banks) is very important to me. Will play around and see what results I get.
Бро, ты лучший, спасибо за то что делаешь, у нас все владельцы стим дека скептически настроены к RoG Ally но у нас и нет ни у кого консоли у блогеров, жаль что они не смотрят правильные технические видосы как твои, жду не дождусь выхода консоли в релиз и выхода твоих новых роликов, спасибо!
I'd like to see ROG take advantage of the Ryzen AI cores (assuming it's on the Z1 Extreme like the Ryzen 7 7840U) to learn based off of what type of games you are playing. If possible in the bios on a firmware level they could recommend turning off cores or HT, setting cpu clocks base and boost etc to conserve power and give it to the 780m where it typically needs it most. Single thread perf is still king in terms of gaming and as the Steamdeck has shown 4 cores / threads is enough for most titles
I hope that the new configuration of cores that AMD intends to bring this year (launch only in 2024), 4 cores for performance and 4 for efficiency will further improve batteries and performance. Allied to a good job of AI embedded in the SoC, we will have an intelligent control of cores. She releases the code to the developers, who knows we won't have it all working "automatically" in the titles too
i saw you talking on that podcast a few days ago and you said you have the gpu tweaked up and stuff would you do a video about optimizing all the settings :):)
Is there any chance that the devs can improve rog ally's battery with updates? I'm afraid to buy and have less than an hour of gameplay, and the battery will be addicted to so many recharges
Some are experiencing stuttering and jumping issues with auto tdp enabled with Handheld Companion. Are these problems solved with GPD Auto TDP ? Is there a guide explaining how to install it? Thanks
This is cool to see, but Dave 2D covered a new firmware update that massively improved performance and I’m not sure you used it in this video (you probably did) but if not, it would interesting to see auto tdp work with those new firmware updates, I mean how much lower would it go 😂
@The Phawx As always great video, full of documented facts and not just words👌. I have already seen all the videos and I have a question. I already have Steam Deck but I placed a pre-order for Rog Ally, sincerely hoping for better performance..., but now I'm faced with a choice. Keep the pre-order and replace Steam Deck or cancel it and hang on to Steam Deck? I mainly use the console at home, on the couch, but in portability.
is there a way to really oc the cpu without touching the apu ? i plan to add bigger cooler on the cpu make the ssd external and go for the oculink egpu build i think it will be sick when im done
While people and Asus are aiming for 1080p 120 I'm thinking the opposite. I'm looking forward to 720p and 30fps I really want to make this a portable gaming substitute for my old gaming rig (gtx 1070) would really like to see what battery and wattage would be like for 30fps 720p
@@crashdude7589 so I'll be going highest tdp (at least tdp that shows a worthwhile difference/diminishing returns) for the highest graphics settings and maybe turn down some that aren't as visible on the small screen, should be possible especially with 720 - 800p and 30 - 40 fps, (40fps will feel great since it's a 120hz screen and VRR is great to have too smoothing things out when going above with fluctuating fps)
@@Drivenby yeah i want to see 7840u in the aokzoe a1 compared to the win max 2 to see how much difference the faster ram makes *update: the faster ram only gives like a couple fps more, so nothing significant for the price difference and yep after the updates the z1e received it's now essentially neck and neck with the other 7840u devices, definitely a safe bet on the purchase for those that were hesitant or wondering 😉
bruhhhh so basically i assume asus and amd did literally nothing to optimize battery life, if you are able to squeeze twice as much battery life from it
I hope the Asus just screwed it with the AMD Z1 Extreme and it's not gimped on purpose by AMD. The 7840U system benchmarks walks all over it and it is suppose to be a modified 7840U for gaming handhelds. Makes no sense.
Asus has already made improvements to low TDP with updates. However, keep in mind that the 7840U platforms are using LPDDR5x 7500 compared to the Ally LPDDR5 6400. So, they will outperform because the GPU has more memory bandwidth.
this is cool but I don't think these casual buyers for the ROG Ally are even gonna bother to do research like this. Also, how does this affect the device long term ? Because wouldn't this just be built into all devices ? This autoTDP. Or is there no negatives when having this on ? This also could void warranty maybe ?
@@accelement3499 and it seems like Valve knows they need to do quality work with SteamOS so they can probably move only so fast without risk major bugs or stability. I'm hoping by 4.0 they are ready for general use on other devices.
@@glossyfpv1155 full support from valve though would be a game changer if sales from the device can help swing the vote internally im pretty sure valve already kinda has quick resume on desktop if you jump into steam menus it pauses and resumes 1-2 secs after closing and no quick resume on a handheld is silly to me im not even interested
This is normal for this channel. When the Deck came out he spent a lot of time only talking about the Deck. It'll level out a few weeks after the Ally launches
And what’s wrong with that? A lot of us have invested into the Ally. These videos are going to help us when we get the device in our hands. Man I’m convinced literally any salt against the Ally has got to be a deck user at this point.
Your thumbnail-to-video transition is not only creative and unique, it's a great way of immediately "stepping into" your video with a what-you-see-is-what-you-get thumbnail, and there's no jarring hop between clicking an over-photoshopped thumbnail "ad" and seeing the actual intro. Honestly, after seeing this, I wish more videos did this as I'm only seeing artificially crafted thumbnails on my recommended column to the right, and I know that none of them truly represent what's actually waiting for me in the videos. Good job at making something unique and well-designed 👏 EDIT: after seeing more of your videos, it's such a warm and welcoming feeling that the guy in the thumbnail is _actually_ waiting for me and starts right where I expect him to be, instead of being a marketing cardboard cutout of a stock photo guy. What I see is truly what I get, and it's a nice feeling thinking the person is really waiting for me to get inside.
I know it's a long shot but I hope the ROG Ally gets even half the community support as the SD. Seeing all the improvements before release is making me more excited
Thank goodness for the community built tools. I don’t trust Asus to update the ally the was valve updates the deck so it’s great that the community will handle it
@@maxlu2456 haha nice joke bud, just like all other devices that dont need updates, right? Tell assus to update their hardware. A shame that outsiders have to come in to help assus😂
There is a new firmware update in the wild that gives a considerable increase in performance. It would be awesome if you could update your unit's firmware and make a new set of tests with this tool.
Any chance of a short vid on setting up autobat for the Ally? I have been using it, but there's things I don't feel are set right, or don't match the gpd vid settings.
That is some seriously useful info on AutoTDP there. In that spirit, one thing I see people wondering about is how to force-quit hung processes without a keyboard on this thing. I don't know if it's common knowledge, but if you press and _hold_ the Quick Menu button on the left, it will bring up the Windows CTRL-ALT-DEL menu.
Good morning, Cary. As always, pretty good video and analysis. For all of the handhelds, I think there's going to be even more interesting stuff that we should (relatively) soon be able to do, with TDP and other aspects of handhelds, whereas AMD-based CPU/GPU is concerned. As you might know, Microsoft presently has a couple projects in-store that may help us, on processes, whereas Windows is concerned. I think that what's being worked on will help, not only ROG Team, but everyone working in the x64 "gaming UMPC" space; past, present and future. At present, I like where Dynamic TDP is going, but is still in it's infancy. Any company's handheld and portable teams working on this helps benefit both the consumer and companies, as it helps expand portability potential, and we're just basically getting started. The next five years are going to be exciting for enthusiasts and fans of the portable computing and gaming world.
I would love for there to be a manual or a tutorial on how to use the program. I'm not very I.T smart and I tried it and got very confused on what exactly to do haha.
Is this auto tools really auto (run in the background and forget about it) or still need to be tweaked per game? And does intel has any equivalent tool that might work for the upcoming i3 1215u air plus?
I havent tried this in person, however my concern with a tool such as this would be stuttery performance. Usually when you are cutting it very close to a target performance - you tend to get a lot of stuttering and hitches - which is the entire reason that something like freesync premium is gamechanging. If you are ahead of the target fps in terms of spec and power and clocks - frametimes under that tend to stabilize and you get quite seamless performance when you cap the fps. Then freesync catches the anomalies around that cap. This is the ideal scenario, the most seamless experience. However if your power is only giving you a fraction higher or lower than the target, i don't think even vrr could entirely mask the stutters. There needs to be an auto tdp that gives you a little headroom on top of the target at all times, so you still get "some" savings yet you aren't introducing the issues on one front that you're solving on another front.
@@cameronsams-munro5640 Dam I'm in South Africa and a Steam deck 64gb is already being sold for $920 US dollars. Really hoping this won't be the same thing with the Rog Ally
Intriguing to see how much more efficiency can be squeezed out of the Z1E chipset. We always knew there were updates from ASUS and AMD to be had down the line, but doubling your battery with one tool from the community is very impressive. Here's hoping it gets packaged into an easy-to-use interface!
Asus needs to continue to talk with AMD to find ways to squeeze more power at lower tdp's. Also the reviewers Ally units as soon as soon as you booted up the system it would go to the UI instead of Win11, this is something they can implement via update and it would make it inmensly better
This is incredible! Nice work brother. Thank you for doing the hard work we appreciate it. Keep the ROG Ally content coming. Cant wait until its in my hands. This is a game changer for battery life
Yes that exactly what it means… but the problem its alot of ppl see súper early reviews and think that it will be that way for ever 😂, but with the time you will see the difference, give it 1 year of updates and it will be 2x better than the steam deck, even in low tdps.
Valve are barely breaking even with the steam deck. They are making tons of money off game sales mind you. They won't be in a rush to make another steam deck until its necessary imo
im abit late to the party on this but what a difference its made. much lower temps, more performance if configured to do so, much more battery life. its a chicken dinner!! :)
New sub here! Just want to say that I greatly appreciate your in-depth tech vids regarding the Ally. Can't wait to get my hands on it come launch day. Keep it up!
@@undisturbed809 Then you should accept your defeat. The Ally is already obsolete compared to gaming laptops and desktops. Playing a triple A game on a 7" screen is clearly inferior to playing on my 65" "gaming" TV. I'm the man of the house so I get to play games on my 65" TV anytime I want.
The people behind auto TDP should be working with AMD. Imagine the performance if this is done at the firmware or driver level
It’s not happening . Says doesn’t give a rats ass about the device , they just wanna make money. Their not valve, don’t expect tons of new updates and features cause it ain’t happening
@@mattcurcic5585 Good old "Says", my favorite tech company
*they're
Agreed but still hoping AMD can put that at the driver level.
@@mattcurcic5585 In this case, do not agree at all. Asus knows if this is not adopted up front well and ramps from there, they will eat million$. Necessity is the mother of update initiative. They will get returns in droves if a poor performing battery demon at
Awesome. Why doesn’t Asus incorporate this AutoTDP software?
A number of reasons. I will still hope that Armory Crate could get this functionality built in, but worst case I'm certain official support will arrive soon after launch
imo this stuff is too hacky and causes shotty performance with games that have dynamic performance based on whats going on in the game. Although with VRR this is mitigated somewhat
@@ThePhawx Cool. That would be nice. It seems to work well for some games.
I expected this is what should happen when you enable the fps cap in Armory Crate
Train an AI to iterate until max perf
Can you post a guide on how to setup auto-TDP for new ROG ALLY users? Thanks!
Loved that thumbnail to video transition.
Worked flawlessly for me.
Caught me by surprise -- first time I've seen it, and it was great ⭐
Great video! I hope ASUS rolls in this type of functionality into Armory Crate so that settings can be easily linked per game.
This channel should be bigger than it is.
You go much deeper into the tech than most channels I've seen.
Btw, im seeing you're name mentioned in other tech videos @The Phawx
Much better performance at lower TDPs is EXACTLY what I want. Especially for the sort of games I tend to play. Looking forward to trying this!
It's still early days yet but even tools made for 6800U devices are working okay
@@ThePhawx are these tools incluided by default ? Which are those and how to configure ?
Thanks for your video!
I don’t think it’s a panacea since ciph auto tdp bat is súper unintuitive imho.
There’s other apps like motion assistant and smarter tdp but they don’t seem to do a good job and don’t work well with emulation
@@ThePhawx
Why dont you do a full tutorial step by step for the ROG, cuz i tried to follow the others video, but none of them worked for the ally 😢
Your intro was so clean. I’ve never seen that in my life.
Entire Community should focus this. this will prolong the shelf life of the current handheld PCs on the market
Where is the comment appreciating these thumbnail transitions ? Still gets me lmao
Fascinating! I travel a fair bit so maximising battery life (even when using power banks) is very important to me. Will play around and see what results I get.
Бро, ты лучший, спасибо за то что делаешь, у нас все владельцы стим дека скептически настроены к RoG Ally но у нас и нет ни у кого консоли у блогеров, жаль что они не смотрят правильные технические видосы как твои, жду не дождусь выхода консоли в релиз и выхода твоих новых роликов, спасибо!
The "we'll do it ourselves" attitude is exactly why I watch your videos
I'd like to see ROG take advantage of the Ryzen AI cores (assuming it's on the Z1 Extreme like the Ryzen 7 7840U) to learn based off of what type of games you are playing. If possible in the bios on a firmware level they could recommend turning off cores or HT, setting cpu clocks base and boost etc to conserve power and give it to the 780m where it typically needs it most. Single thread perf is still king in terms of gaming and as the Steamdeck has shown 4 cores / threads is enough for most titles
O Z1E já foi informado pela AMD que não tem Ryzen AI e que foi otimizado para níveis de TDP mais baixos em comparação com o 7840U
@@brunobsouzac gobendo mu kecek x pehe
Super impressive it will help the battery life a lot to and means that there is a hell of a lot of performance to get yet
That thumbnail transition needs more credit
I just got my ASUS Rog ally..😅😅Thank you for your video!! GPU and CPU in combination gives you frame rate!! ASUS using Z1Extreme AMD!
Oh, I’m definitely trying this *In 15 days* 👍
Another superb video, please keep these coming. Asus - are you watching??!
Sounds like they need to open the bios / firmware to allow us to disable CPU cores in armory crate. 8 cores is overkill in a 10watt budget.
I hope that the new configuration of cores that AMD intends to bring this year (launch only in 2024), 4 cores for performance and 4 for efficiency will further improve batteries and performance. Allied to a good job of AI embedded in the SoC, we will have an intelligent control of cores. She releases the code to the developers, who knows we won't have it all working "automatically" in the titles too
Damn was hoping these tests were at 1080p not as useful information but still shows the potential of AutoTDP
i saw you talking on that podcast a few days ago and you said you have the gpu tweaked up and stuff would you do a video about optimizing all the settings :):)
Awesome video I subscribbled
Is there any chance that the devs can improve rog ally's battery with updates? I'm afraid to buy and have less than an hour of gameplay, and the battery will be addicted to so many recharges
Good stuff. Would like to see it integrated into the device in an official capacity.
Some are experiencing stuttering and jumping issues with auto tdp enabled with Handheld Companion. Are these problems solved with GPD Auto TDP ? Is there a guide explaining how to install it? Thanks
I’ve seen you talking in a podcast about tuning clocks manually to drastically improve performance, redirecting power to gpu, how to do that?
Where can I download this for the ally? I can't find it on the discord link...
This is cool to see, but Dave 2D covered a new firmware update that massively improved performance and I’m not sure you used it in this video (you probably did) but if not, it would interesting to see auto tdp work with those new firmware updates, I mean how much lower would it go 😂
I need another video about the Rog Ally!!!!! Come on
Great content. Because it runs Windows, I'm wondering what is the battery life like running non-gaming apps like Netflix, Edge Browser, or Spotify?
@The Phawx As always great video, full of documented facts and not just words👌. I have already seen all the videos and I have a question. I already have Steam Deck but I placed a pre-order for Rog Ally, sincerely hoping for better performance..., but now I'm faced with a choice. Keep the pre-order and replace Steam Deck or cancel it and hang on to Steam Deck? I mainly use the console at home, on the couch, but in portability.
can you show us how to make this happen on rog ally
those temps are insane on autotdp.
is there a way to really oc the cpu without touching the apu ? i plan to add bigger cooler on the cpu make the ssd external and go for the oculink egpu build i think it will be sick when im done
Release date so close now ... Thanks for the info 🍻...
What version of auto TDP were you using ? I had mix results with this yesterday but maybe it's due to the version
Is there any word on why z1 performs much worse than 7840u although both are basically the same?
When will be able to have autotdp for windows on steamdeck...
Tell me pls, what will be better, buy rog ally or legion 7 and play with steam remote play on my rog phone 6, with gqmepad Apex2?
Any methods to get side panel of tweaks like. Steam deck in windows desktop gaming
wow can you use this with the steamdeck if running windows ?
Amazing. good news indeed
Nice soyjak thumbnail
Wow impressed
How to download this tool?
While people and Asus are aiming for 1080p 120 I'm thinking the opposite. I'm looking forward to 720p and 30fps I really want to make this a portable gaming substitute for my old gaming rig (gtx 1070) would really like to see what battery and wattage would be like for 30fps 720p
same here i want to crank up the visuals as high as possible 720p 30fps should allow that
@mel b I want to crank the settings down to as low as possibly playable and limit the screen to 30fps 720p to save on battery.
@@crashdude7589 oh ok, my gaming is at home most if not all the time, so battery/wired is no issue
@@crashdude7589 so I'll be going highest tdp (at least tdp that shows a worthwhile difference/diminishing returns) for the highest graphics settings and maybe turn down some that aren't as visible on the small screen, should be possible especially with 720 - 800p and 30 - 40 fps, (40fps will feel great since it's a 120hz screen and VRR is great to have too smoothing things out when going above with fluctuating fps)
In short, you need another steam deck😂😂😂😂
Hello, got moderated because I mentioned that my AV detected the file as a positive, nice job I guess. Wanted to know what to do about it.
Do you think the Z1 extreme will eventually peform as strongly (high TDP) as the 7840u?
i heard the recent update has it close now
@@melxb it will never reach gpd win max 2r levels just because that one has faster ram but it does compare to the other 7 series unit with 6k ram
@@Drivenby yeah i want to see 7840u in the aokzoe a1 compared to the win max 2 to see how much difference the faster ram makes
*update: the faster ram only gives like a couple fps more, so nothing significant for the price difference and yep after the updates the z1e received it's now essentially neck and neck with the other 7840u devices, definitely a safe bet on the purchase for those that were hesitant or wondering 😉
Yah in 30 minutes until u recharge the crap again😂
Are you going to make a video on what people should do when they get their ally and what settings should they tweak?
will any of these tools ever hit windows 10? i hate 11 enough to even wanna sacrifice this tool just to be rid of it lol
this is insane, what the fuck
fuck I got a Steam Deck just over a week ago, I'm not sure whether to refund it for the ROG Ally :(
You made Ally worth to buy now lol
bruhhhh so basically i assume asus and amd did literally nothing to optimize battery life, if you are able to squeeze twice as much battery life from it
I hope the Asus just screwed it with the AMD Z1 Extreme and it's not gimped on purpose by AMD. The 7840U system benchmarks walks all over it and it is suppose to be a modified 7840U for gaming handhelds. Makes no sense.
The ally just got a update that has it on equal level of 7840u
Asus has already made improvements to low TDP with updates. However, keep in mind that the 7840U platforms are using LPDDR5x 7500 compared to the Ally LPDDR5 6400. So, they will outperform because the GPU has more memory bandwidth.
this is cool but I don't think these casual buyers for the ROG Ally are even gonna bother to do research like this. Also, how does this affect the device long term ? Because wouldn't this just be built into all devices ? This autoTDP. Or is there no negatives when having this on ? This also could void warranty maybe ?
to be honset, the armory create is holy shit!
Wonder if the soy face gets extra clicks
Asus needs to pay you because every time I consider cancelling my preorder, I see one of your videos and I have hope renewed
I would really like it if they had SteamOS on this...I think the Linux kernel could do better
i think valve can see the value in adding support for the ally but when
Thats what Holoiso is for
@@accelement3499 and it seems like Valve knows they need to do quality work with SteamOS so they can probably move only so fast without risk major bugs or stability. I'm hoping by 4.0 they are ready for general use on other devices.
@@glossyfpv1155 full support from valve though would be a game changer if sales from the device can help swing the vote internally im pretty sure valve already kinda has quick resume on desktop if you jump into steam menus it pauses and resumes 1-2 secs after closing and no quick resume on a handheld is silly to me im not even interested
so... the whole power/scheduling system from amd is that bad, that even a small windows program can perform better - what?!? is this a joke?
So you're just done talking about any other device now?
This is normal for this channel. When the Deck came out he spent a lot of time only talking about the Deck. It'll level out a few weeks after the Ally launches
I mean, what other recent handheld device brings something new to the table
And what’s wrong with that? A lot of us have invested into the Ally. These videos are going to help us when we get the device in our hands. Man I’m convinced literally any salt against the Ally has got to be a deck user at this point.
@@michaeliovani4487i totally agree 😂 so much BS and nonsense on the Ally for no reason
@@chrisc2252 Jealous fanboys ...
Still not as good as 7840U !!!
Steam deck is the best
Your thumbnail-to-video transition is not only creative and unique, it's a great way of immediately "stepping into" your video with a what-you-see-is-what-you-get thumbnail, and there's no jarring hop between clicking an over-photoshopped thumbnail "ad" and seeing the actual intro.
Honestly, after seeing this, I wish more videos did this as I'm only seeing artificially crafted thumbnails on my recommended column to the right, and I know that none of them truly represent what's actually waiting for me in the videos. Good job at making something unique and well-designed 👏
EDIT: after seeing more of your videos, it's such a warm and welcoming feeling that the guy in the thumbnail is _actually_ waiting for me and starts right where I expect him to be, instead of being a marketing cardboard cutout of a stock photo guy. What I see is truly what I get, and it's a nice feeling thinking the person is really waiting for me to get inside.
The transition is really cool. I agree with you.
Are the manual changes done on a per game basis? Or is there a general setting that can be used across most games?
Please, make a guide autotdp in rog ally!! Help us!!
I know it's a long shot but I hope the ROG Ally gets even half the community support as the SD. Seeing all the improvements before release is making me more excited
yeah not gonna lie this makes me want to buy this thing. the only thing that's pushing me more towards the SD is steamOS and not trusting Asus
@@argentinaomuerteget it it’s so good on cod. Fortnite is a little issue with the new engine but it’s fine
Can we do a mor comprehensive video on using the tool? Like what each setting does and why.
Thank goodness for the community built tools. I don’t trust Asus to update the ally the was valve updates the deck so it’s great that the community will handle it
Asus is working with Microsoft. So actually I would expect them to do it.
It's sad if the community has to take it in their own hands
@@MrMagicAmmo it’s also sad that the deck came out half useless without updating constantly
@@maxlu2456 tell that fanboy pleb
@@maxlu2456 haha nice joke bud, just like all other devices that dont need updates, right? Tell assus to update their hardware. A shame that outsiders have to come in to help assus😂
There is a new firmware update in the wild that gives a considerable increase in performance. It would be awesome if you could update your unit's firmware and make a new set of tests with this tool.
Any chance of a short vid on setting up autobat for the Ally? I have been using it, but there's things I don't feel are set right, or don't match the gpd vid settings.
That is some seriously useful info on AutoTDP there. In that spirit, one thing I see people wondering about is how to force-quit hung processes without a keyboard on this thing. I don't know if it's common knowledge, but if you press and _hold_ the Quick Menu button on the left, it will bring up the Windows CTRL-ALT-DEL menu.
Good morning, Cary. As always, pretty good video and analysis. For all of the handhelds, I think there's going to be even more interesting stuff that we should (relatively) soon be able to do, with TDP and other aspects of handhelds, whereas AMD-based CPU/GPU is concerned.
As you might know, Microsoft presently has a couple projects in-store that may help us, on processes, whereas Windows is concerned. I think that what's being worked on will help, not only ROG Team, but everyone working in the x64 "gaming UMPC" space; past, present and future.
At present, I like where Dynamic TDP is going, but is still in it's infancy. Any company's handheld and portable teams working on this helps benefit both the consumer and companies, as it helps expand portability potential, and we're just basically getting started.
The next five years are going to be exciting for enthusiasts and fans of the portable computing and gaming world.
Is it possible for you and the team to implement AutoTDP on armoury crate?
Why perpetuate the myth that Microsoft is doing anything internally on this stuff?
@@genshinsemif2p732 the guy isn't working for Asus.. Jesus
I would love for there to be a manual or a tutorial on how to use the program. I'm not very I.T smart and I tried it and got very confused on what exactly to do haha.
Is this auto tools really auto (run in the background and forget about it) or still need to be tweaked per game?
And does intel has any equivalent tool that might work for the upcoming i3 1215u air plus?
This shows there is a lot of room for performance at lower TDP. Come on Asus let’s get this dialed in.
please also try disabling cores...
I'm curious about this too
I like how positive the reviewers have turned in one month 🎉
I can’t wait ❤
Wow. This is pretty amazing. How do you even find these optimizations?
He has been in the gpd community for a decade lol
@@Drivenby gpd exist for a decade already?
@@cyjanek7818 almost...2015
I havent tried this in person, however my concern with a tool such as this would be stuttery performance. Usually when you are cutting it very close to a target performance - you tend to get a lot of stuttering and hitches - which is the entire reason that something like freesync premium is gamechanging. If you are ahead of the target fps in terms of spec and power and clocks - frametimes under that tend to stabilize and you get quite seamless performance when you cap the fps. Then freesync catches the anomalies around that cap. This is the ideal scenario, the most seamless experience. However if your power is only giving you a fraction higher or lower than the target, i don't think even vrr could entirely mask the stutters. There needs to be an auto tdp that gives you a little headroom on top of the target at all times, so you still get "some" savings yet you aren't introducing the issues on one front that you're solving on another front.
I'm really hyped for this. Hopefully, it won't be a disappointment.
i was very interested in getting one aswell but im in australia and its $1,299 aus
@@cameronsams-munro5640 Dam I'm in South Africa and a Steam deck 64gb is already being sold for $920 US dollars. Really hoping this won't be the same thing with the Rog Ally
The steam deck is $500US for 64gb and the rog ally is $700 US
I'm amazed at how much cooler Auto TDP keeps the Ally. Wow!
Reminds me of the old GPD Win 2 days.. Heaven Benchmark, adjusting different TDPs, bios over clocking. That was a fun time
Intriguing to see how much more efficiency can be squeezed out of the Z1E chipset. We always knew there were updates from ASUS and AMD to be had down the line, but doubling your battery with one tool from the community is very impressive. Here's hoping it gets packaged into an easy-to-use interface!
Asus needs to continue to talk with AMD to find ways to squeeze more power at lower tdp's. Also the reviewers Ally units as soon as soon as you booted up the system it would go to the UI instead of Win11, this is something they can implement via update and it would make it inmensly better
This is incredible! Nice work brother. Thank you for doing the hard work we appreciate it. Keep the ROG Ally content coming. Cant wait until its in my hands.
This is a game changer for battery life
Brother, another great video. Can you turn off SMT? And disable 2 cores? The cpu is overpowered on the z1e/7840u
So the performance of the ally will improve after a few updates meaning it will be even stronger compared to the steam deck?
Yes that exactly what it means… but the problem its alot of ppl see súper early reviews and think that it will be that way for ever 😂, but with the time you will see the difference, give it 1 year of updates and it will be 2x better than the steam deck, even in low tdps.
Imho this device is epic for wanting to catch up on older games you missed along the way or emulation. Im gonna run tears of the kingdom on it.
With the constant modulation, if you plot frametimes does this introduce microstuttering?
I really hope the rog ally with the z1 extreme can hold me off until a steam deck 2 with an even bigger leap in performance.
Steam deck 2? LoL
@JUSTSWITCHED! ? Valve is making a steam deck deck 2. Might release in 2026.
@@AVWUVU Link? PROOF?
@@justswitched8841 Oh, there will be a 2 eventually but not for a few more years. The original Steam Deck is barely a year old.
Valve are barely breaking even with the steam deck.
They are making tons of money off game sales mind you.
They won't be in a rush to make another steam deck until its necessary imo
How long can I extend the battery life when using low power?
9 tdp = 3,5-4 hours
@Leonardo Santos That's still a bit too low. The steam deck at 9 watts can go as low as 6hrs depending on the game.
@@oladipupodurotimi4754 welp assus didnt do their assignments😂😂😂
Spent 3 minutes understanding your AutoTDP explanation. Unnecessarily complicated.
hey, would you replace your steam deck with asus rog ally, (is the difference in power that significant that it warrants an upgrade?
I wonder, is there any autoTDP counterpart for steamdeck. Auto adjust based on desired fps.
im abit late to the party on this but what a difference its made. much lower temps, more performance if configured to do so, much more battery life. its a chicken dinner!! :)
New sub here! Just want to say that I greatly appreciate your in-depth tech vids regarding the Ally. Can't wait to get my hands on it come launch day. Keep it up!
Don’t trigger the steam deck fanboys, we all know the ROG ALLY IS BETTER
Predictably, the comment decrying Steam Deck fans shows up in isolation, with no comments from Steam Deck fans to precede it.
Hiuman nature loves to cause division. We are all gamers here. There are gaming laptops better than the Ally with a bigger screen.
@@smidlee7747 there’s nothing wrong with accepting defeat. The steam deck is obsolete
@@undisturbed809 just sold my deck yesterday to get the ally, I can finally play ALL my games now😂
@@undisturbed809 Then you should accept your defeat. The Ally is already obsolete compared to gaming laptops and desktops.
Playing a triple A game on a 7" screen is clearly inferior to playing on my 65" "gaming" TV. I'm the man of the house so I get to play games on my 65" TV anytime I want.