Microsoft has revealed a streamlined version of Windows 11 intended for handheld gaming devices, the Xbox Ally and Xbox Ally X, developed in collaboration with ASUS. This version eliminates unnecessary aspects of the OS, providing a more efficient gaming experience. Users no longer load components like the desktop wallpaper or taskbar, which frees up memory and enhances performance. Jason Beaumont, Xbox's vice president, highlighted the significant reduction in power usage during idle states, making these devices suitable for gamers wanting a better experience without compromising on functionality.
Microsoft has demonstrated a slimmed-down version of Windows 11 designed for handheld gaming devices, enhancing performance by removing unnecessary OS components.
At an Xbox event, they unveiled the Xbox Ally and Xbox Ally X, built with ASUS, which jettison Windows features that slow down gaming.
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