Quick answer: ASUS has removed the June 29, 2026 AMD graphics driver (V32.0.31007.6002) from the ROG Ally and ROG Ally X support pages without explanation. The newest graphics driver listed for both handhelds is now the March 24, 2026 release, V32.0.23027.3001.
ASUS has taken the June 29, 2026 AMD graphics driver, version V32.0.31007.6002, off the support pages for the original ROG Ally and the ROG Ally X. VideoCardz caught the change on November 8 after checking the US support pages for both handhelds. The newest graphics driver ASUS lists for either model is now V32.0.23027.3001 from March 24, 2026, and ASUS's download listings for both models still showed that on the morning of November 8.
The June driver added optimizations for Forza Horizon 6, based on ROG Ally Life's writeup of the release. VideoCardz says ASUS support reps had also been recommending it to owners who had trouble with older drivers. ASUS hasn't given a public reason for removing it, and it hasn't said whether the driver had a problem or whether a replacement is on the way. VideoCardz says it has reached out to ASUS.
Owners on the official ROG forum were already complaining about the lack of regular GPU driver updates for these Ryzen Z1 Extreme handhelds, according to VideoCardz. One user reported the removal on November 7 and said rolling back to the March driver caused problems with AMD Adrenalin.
ASUS also hasn't confirmed whether the older Z1 Extreme Allys will get AMD FSR 4.1 support. For now, the March 24 driver is the latest graphics driver on the support pages for both the ROG Ally and the ROG Ally X.