ASUS has finally fixed the noise that users experienced starting with BIOS 330 on Rog Ally. Users can update Rog Ally through MyASUS and can get it resolved. Several users were facing this issue with their Rog Ally after updating to BIOS 330. One of the users named AlexHakeem wrote on Rog forum “After updating to BIOS 330, I began to hear sounds similar to electricity.
It looks like the sound source is somewhere near the fans.”
ROG Ally update!
We have fixed a noise that some users experienced starting with BIOS 330.
Please, update through MyASUS. pic.twitter.com/t0pUx30kvo— ROG Global (@ASUS_ROG) November 14, 2023
Another user wrote on Reddit “I thought I was going crazy hearing a near-constant buzzing sound. Thought there was dust in the fans or something so I took off the back cover. Turns out the sound is coming directly from the CPU in the center of the board”.
ASUS Rog Ally is the company’s first handheld gaming console that was launched in India in July. It came with a price tag of Rs 69,990. The ASUS Rog Ally comes with a 7-inch wide touch panel that is protected by the Gorilla Glass Victus with DCX Coating. It sports a 120 Hz refresh rate and 500 nits of peak brightness.
You can enjoy up to 2 hours of heavy gaming and up to 6.8 hours of Netflix and YouTube on a single charge. It is driven by RDNA 3 graphics and equipped with AMD’s innovative customizable Ryzen Z1 extreme processors.
