Microsoft has officially released its Automatic Super Resolution (Auto SR) technology for ASUS ROG Ally X, ROG Ally X20, and select AMD Ryzen-powered Windows Copilot+ PCs. The AI-driven feature enhances game resolution and reduces rendering loads, similar to NVIDIA DLSS or AMD FSR.
The update introduces a new Performance Mode, increasing the frame rate cap from 60–75 FPS to 120 FPS. Users can toggle between Quality and Performance modes via the Xbox Game Bar. In testing with Rocket League at 720p, the Performance Mode achieved an average of 115 FPS, compared to 70 FPS in Quality Mode.
Auto SR now supports handheld mode without requiring a dock and adds compatibility for 1080p gaming. Additionally, the technology can now run concurrently with Windows Auto HDR on compatible displays, a feature previously unavailable.
Microsoft is rolling out these updates in stages. While handheld support and 1080p functionality are available now, the Performance Mode and Auto HDR compatibility will arrive via subsequent Windows updates. Users must update the Xbox Game Bar, install the latest Windows 11 version, and download the Auto Super Resolution Package from the Microsoft Store.
