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Zen 4 and RDNA 3 for handheld PC gaming consoles AMD has now officially announced the new Ryzen Z1 series processors, including the Ryzen Z1 and the R...

It has been a few weeks since Asus first teased the ROG Ally handheld gaming system and now, the company is ready to share more in-depth details. Today, The new Ryzen Z1 series processors have officially been announced and will power Asus's new handheld. The new Ryzen Z1 series APUs combine Zen 4 CPU cores …

Runs Doom at 71 FPS at 25.7W After the official announcement of the AMD Ryzen Z1 series processors earlier today, Asus went live announcing a big laun...

Asus's upcoming ROG Ally has been spotted on Geekbench. The recently found entries suggest the forthcoming portable console will have two custom AMD Ryzen “Phoenix” APU options with considerably different GPU specs: the Ryzen Z1 and the Z1 Extreme. Benchleaks was the first to share a Geekbench entry of the ROG Ally console, but it …

With Zen 4 and RDNA 3, things are starting to heat up in the handheld gaming market. Can Steam Deck keep up with the upcoming devices?

Geekbench results for the Ryzen Z1 Extreme CPU inside the ASUS ROG Ally have appeared, confirming a boost clock of just over 5 GHz.

When you think about gaming on a handheld device that is running Windows, Steam Deck may be the first device that comes to your mind. It is developed by Valve, maker of Steam, and optimized for running Steam games.

Hardware details for ASUS's powerful ROG Ally gaming handheld PC emerge, pointing to a custom AMD Phoenix APU called the Ryzen Z1 Series.

The Asus ROG Ally was unveiled earlier this year to compete with the Steam Deck. And now, Asus has confirmed that the ROG Ally launch is just around the corner. Asus’ handled console is powered by a custom AMD Ryzen APU with the combination of a Zen4 CPU and an RDNA3 GPU.

ASUS's ROG Ally is a new Windows 11gaming handheld and Steam Deck competitor, and the company confirms that it's getting a worldwide launch.