Microsoft's Automatic Super Resolution is now officially out for the ROG Xbox Ally X - Engadget

Why it matters

Microsoft has moved Automatic Super Resolution beyond its April preview and made the upscaling feature officially available on the ROG Xbox Ally X, additional ASUS hardware, and select Windows Copilot+ PCs running on AMD Ryzen chips. Positioned as Microsoft's answer to NVIDIA's DLSS, Automatic Super Resolution previously required the handheld to be docked and forced users to drop a game's resolution before it would activate. Both restrictions are now gone: the official release works in handheld mode and applies automatically to games running at their default resolution settings. Microsoft cautions that handheld performance may not match other configurations, though it says visual quality gains remain, particularly for older titles. The company also detailed two features still to come in future Windows updates: Performance Mode, which raises achievable framerates well beyond the preview build's ceiling and targets fast-paced competitive games, and HDR support. The rollout signals Microsoft's effort to bring desktop-grade upscaling to portable Windows gaming hardware.