Lenovo and Asus handheld owners warned as Ryzen Z1 Extreme driver support reportedly ends — lack of official updates threatens longevity for Legion Go, Go S, and ROG Ally X devices on Windows 11
Reports indicate that AMD may have ceased driver support for the Ryzen Z1 Extreme APU, impacting high-end handheld devices like the Lenovo Legion Go, Go S, and Asus ROG Ally X running Windows 11. This lack of official updates could lead to longevity concerns and potential performance issues for users. While AMD has not confirmed this decision, discussions online suggest that new drivers have not been released for these devices for months. Owners may face challenges with game optimizations and compatibility, prompting some to consider alternative Linux-based systems for continued support.
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