ASUS is in no hurry to reveal the features of Xbox Ally ahead of the device's release, but users have found a video detailing the cooling system.
Recently, the Reddit community discovered a video dedicated to the ASUS Xbox Ally cooling system. For some reason, access to the video was "link only", so it was only noticed now.
In the video, ASUS engineers talk about the Zero Gravity system, which allows the Xbox Ally to effectively dissipate heat in any position — even upside down. This is achieved through anti-gravity heat pipes with an improved capillary structure. This design helps the liquid circulate regardless of gravity, which is especially important for the portable form factor.
In addition, the new model has larger fans that can pump 15% more air compared to the previous ROG Ally X. A third exhaust channel and filters on the air intakes have been added for dust protection.
The radiators and touchscreen design have also been redesigned — it now heats up less during intense gaming. All of this, according to ASUS, will allow the Xbox Ally to remain "cool, quiet and reliable" in all conditions.
The video is available at link.
ASUS has not yet announced the official price and start date for pre-orders, but they should appear soon. As a reminder, the device is scheduled for release in October.
