The Asus ROG Ally is the company’s entry into the portable gaming device market, going up against Valve’s Steam Deck and Logitech’s G-Cloud. But owners of Asus’ device are complaining about issues with SD cards, and the company has now confirmed that the Ally does have a problem with its SD card reader.
“After confirmation from internal testing, under certain thermal stress conditions the SD card reader may malfunction,” a company community manager posted Monday on the ROG message board. Asus will release an update to adjust the Ally’s fan speeds to help cool it off, while also keeping fan noise to a minimum.
If you’re experiencing issues with your SD card reader on the ROG Ally, you can contact Asus to return the unit for inspection.
Released in May the ROG Ally is a Windows 11 device with a higher resolution and faster screen than the Steam Deck. It also came at a higher price tag of $700. CNET’s review of the Ally says it beats the Steam Deck in many categories, but it doesn’t have the same ease of use or better controls.
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Source: CNET
