ROG Ally settings database

ROG Ally game settings

Find a stable starting point for popular games, then tune for frame pacing, battery life, storage, and visual quality. Each page distinguishes planning guidance from documented testing.

GameTargetStoragePreset
Elden Ring60 FPS60GBBalanced 40 FPS
Baldur's Gate 345 FPS150GBQuality 30 FPS
Cyberpunk 207745-60 FPS85GBPerformance 30/40
Stardew Valley60 FPS2GBBattery Saver
Hades II60 FPS test target11GBVerified default first
Palworld45 FPS40GBLow/Medium Stability
Diablo IV60 FPS90GBBalanced 40 FPS
No Man's Sky50 FPS20GBBalanced Exploration
Balatro60 FPS1GBUltra Battery Saver
Red Dead Redemption 240 FPS120GBCinematic 30 FPS
Monster Hunter Wilds40 FPS75GBLowest/FSR Stability
Clair Obscur: Expedition 3340 FPS55GBLow/FSR Baseline
Hollow Knight: Silksong60 FPS test baseline8GB1080p defaults / Performance mode
Balatro60 FPS test baseline150MB1080p defaults / Performance mode
Baldur's Gate 330+ FPS ASUS-tested range150GB1080p / 25W Turbo + FSR 2 Quality
ARC Raiders30 FPS test baselineCheck current install720p Low + Quality upscaling
Red Dead Redemption 230 FPS test baseline150GB720p Low–medium + FSR 2 Quality
Forza Horizon 560 FPS test baseline110GB720p Low + Quality upscaling
Apex Legends60 FPS baseline75GB720p Low + adaptive target
The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt30 FPS test baseline50GB900p medium/low + ray tracing off
Helldivers 230 FPS test baselineCheck current install900p Low; 720p fallback

How to use these settings

  1. Set the target frame rate first.
  2. Test a demanding area, not only a menu.
  3. Lower shadows, volumetrics, and crowds before textures.
  4. Reduce power gradually after frame pacing is stable.
  5. Recheck after major game, driver, BIOS, or firmware updates.

Plan the full handheld setup

Performance is only part of the experience. Leave room for patches, estimate battery needs before travel, and choose accessories that match the exact device.

Storage planner · Battery estimator · Gear guides

Frequently asked questions

Are these guaranteed benchmarks?

No. Unless direct test notes are explicitly shown, settings are baseline recommendations informed by public specs, patch notes, store requirements, and credible community reports.

Why prioritize a frame cap?

A stable 30, 40, or 60 FPS target usually feels better than constantly changing frame rates. It also gives you a repeatable baseline for battery and graphics adjustments.

How often should settings be updated?

Recheck after major game patches, graphics driver updates, firmware/BIOS changes, or device power-profile updates.