With nine BIOS updates and a new warranty extension, Asus is trying its best to move forward from the ROG Ally's SD card woes

said that heat was the issue and released a BIOS update to adjust the fan speeds. How successful that fix was is unclear but Asus has nowon social media. The main focus of the ire is the fact that the extension only applies to customers in the US and that Asus is claiming that"a small number of SD card readers…may not perform as expected."

Does the meatier warranty mean it's safe to buy an Asus ROG Ally, though, if you're planning on using SD cards with it all the time? After all, one might think that the warranty itself is proof that the issue hasn't been fixed completely and there's a chance that you might experience it. While industrial SD cards can withstand some pretty serious temperatures, the card readers themselves aren't perhaps as robust. They certainly don't seem to be in the case of the ROG Ally, at the very least.

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