Microsoft Deflects Xbox Ally X Pricing Strategy to ASUS Partnership Dynamics
The Premium Handheld Gaming Debate When Microsoft and ASUS joined forces to create the ROG Xbox Ally X, they weren’t…
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Microsoft triples down on Xbox hardware commitment, while also teasing first-party gaming handhelds too — what will it look like in practice?
TITLE: Microsoft’s Multi-Faceted Gaming Strategy: Next-Gen Consoles, Handheld Partnerships, and Future Hardware Vision Xbox’s Hardware Commitment: Beyond the Rumors Recent…
Microsoft’s FSE Gaming Feature Sparks Performance Gains But Limited Access Frustrates Handheld Users
Microsoft’s new full-screen experience feature for Windows gaming handhelds reportedly delivers measurable performance gains, according to testing. However, the feature remains largely exclusive to Asus devices despite workarounds emerging online.
Microsoft’s Gaming-Focused Feature Shows Promise But Limited Availability
Microsoft has developed what sources indicate could be a significant advancement for Windows gaming handhelds with its full-screen experience (FSE) feature, though installation remains challenging for most devices. According to reports, the feature positions all windows as separate apps accessible through a long press of the Xbox button, creating a console-like interface similar to Steam’s Big Picture Mode.
ASUS ExpertCenter P500 SFF Debuts with Intel Mobile CPUs
ASUS ExpertCenter P500 SFF Compact Desktop Launches with Intel Mobile Processors ASUS has officially introduced the ExpertCenter P500 SFF compact…
** ASUS B850M AYW Gaming OC WiFi7 W Launches with Full Ryzen Zen 6 Support
** ASUS has launched the B850M AYW Gaming OC WiFi7 W, confirming full support for AMD’s upcoming Zen 6 processors. The motherboard includes a 64 MB BIOS chip and advanced WiFi 7 connectivity. This aligns with AMD’s AM5 platform support through 2027. **CONTENT:**
ASUS has officially launched the B850M AYW Gaming OC WiFi7 W motherboard, confirming full compatibility with AMD’s future Zen 6 microarchitecture. This strategic move positions the mid-range board as a future-proof solution for gamers and professionals, with promotional details from IT Home indicating ASUS has equipped a specialized 64 MB BIOS chip to handle next-generation processor updates. The announcement comes as AMD maintains its commitment to the AM5 platform through at least 2027, aligning perfectly with Zen 6’s projected 2026-2027 launch window.