Auto SR 120 FPS mode launches on ROG Xbox Ally X and X20

Microsoft says Automatic Super Resolution is officially out of preview on the ROG Xbox Ally X and ROG Xbox Ally X20. The upscaler now operates on built-in screens without needing a dock or an external display, and it works while running on battery power.

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A new Performance Mode raises the frame-rate limit from the previous 60 to 75 FPS threshold up to 120 FPS. Microsoft notes that Windows updates will deliver Auto HDR support and Performance Mode over time, so the features may take a while to reach every device. Players can switch modes in Game Bar to check frame rates in real time.

The update also adds support for games running at 1080p by default. When docked to a higher-resolution monitor or TV, the tool can upscale those games to 1440p. Microsoft cautions that running 1080p on the internal handheld screen may perform less optimally than other setups, though older games still see visual improvements. Additionally, Auto SR now functions alongside Auto HDR on supported displays. Microsoft states the feature is also available on select Windows Copilot+ PCs powered by AMD Ryzen.