ASUS Quietly Removes Latest ROG Ally Graphics Driver, Leaving Owners With an Older Version

ASUS has quietly removed its latest graphics driver for the original ROG Ally and ROG Ally X, leaving owners with an older download option. The move has raised questions about the company’s handheld support, especially after the fact that the newer driver was previously recommended by ASUS support representatives.

ASUS pulls its June 2026 graphics driver without explanation

The missing driver is version V32.0.31007.6002, released on June 29, 2026. It was designed for the original ROG Ally (RC71L) and ROG Ally X (RC72LA), both powered by AMD’s Ryzen Z1 Extreme processor. According to VideoCardz, the driver has disappeared from ASUS’s US support pages. The latest version currently listed there is V32.0.23027.3001, dated March 24, 2026.

Interestingly, the June release included optimizations for Forza Horizon 6. ASUS support representatives had also recommended it to users experiencing problems with older graphics drivers. That said, the June 2026 driver remains listed on some regional ASUS support pages, including those for the UK and Mexico. This means a worldwide withdrawal has not been confirmed.

ROG Ally owners are questioning ASUS’ support

ASUS has not explained why the driver disappeared or confirmed whether a replacement is coming. As of now, there’s no clarification from the company in this matter. Not to mention, some ROG Ally users have already complained about infrequent graphics driver updates. We hope ASUS clarifies what happened regarding this matter before ROG Ally owners lose confidence in its long-term support.