ASUS / Xbox · ROG Xbox Ally X
Batman: Arkham Knight was tested on the ROG Xbox Ally X at native 1920 × 1080 using a 35W profile with no upscaling. Across three CapFrameX gameplay runs, the profile averaged 49 FPS, with a 34 FPS 1% low and an approximately 25 FPS 0.1% low. This is a native-resolution visual-quality profile that generally stays above a 40 FPS target. The exact route, capture duration, game build and driver version were not retained and therefore remain unreported.
Resolution
1920 x 1080
TDP
35W
Average FPS
49 FPS
1% Low
34 FPS
Upscaler
Off / Native
Battery
N/A / Docked
Profile goal
External display
Settings
14 values
Before you copy anything
This profile is built for plugged-in play on a monitor or TV with a higher power budget. Use the extra power headroom for a sharper output, higher frame rate or both.
Expected trade-off
This profile is not designed around battery efficiency.
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ROG Xbox Ally X
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35W at 1920 x 1080.
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Apply all values first. Tune further only after the same demanding area stays stable.
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2 groups · 14 settings
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Reason: Fullscreen keeps the benchmark presentation path consistent and avoids an unnecessary desktop-composition layer.
General guidance: Chooses fullscreen, borderless or windowed presentation.
Reason: Native 1920 × 1080 preserves clarity on the Ally X display; lowering it is the first option if more headroom is needed.
General guidance: The number of pixels rendered for the final image; usually one of the largest performance levers.
Reason: Disabled for the measurement so synchronization does not cap or reshape the captured frame-rate result.
General guidance: Synchronizes frame presentation to the display refresh cycle to prevent tearing.
Reason: A 90 FPS ceiling prevents runaway menu load while staying well above this profile's measured target.
Reason: Normal limits memory pressure while retaining clear textures at 1080p.
General guidance: Controls texture detail and usually affects VRAM far more than raw FPS.
Reason: Normal avoids the heavier cost of high-resolution shadows while keeping scene depth intact.
General guidance: Controls shadow resolution, filtering, distance and sometimes the number of shadow-casting objects.
Reason: Normal balances object detail and traversal performance in the tested 1080p profile.
General guidance: Controls model detail, tessellation, mesh distance or the number of objects rendered.
Reason: Disabled for clearer motion and easier visual inspection of frame pacing.
General guidance: Blends motion across frames to make movement look smoother or more cinematic.
Reason: Enabled to control edge shimmer at native 1080p.
General guidance: Reduces jagged edges and shimmer, often while helping reconstruct fine detail.
Reason: Disabled to preserve image clarity; it is a stylistic effect rather than useful detail.
General guidance: Adds colored fringing near image edges for a lens-like effect.
Reason: Disabled to keep the small display and captured footage cleaner.
General guidance: Adds animated noise to imitate photographic film.
Reason: 16× anisotropic filtering improves angled texture clarity with little cost on this target.
General guidance: Keeps textures sharper when viewed at an angle and is usually cheap on modern GPUs.
2 settings
Reason: Disabled to avoid extra effects load during rain-heavy scenes.
Reason: Disabled to reserve GPU headroom for the native 1080p target.
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Editor-reviewed with strong supporting data and transparent configuration notes.
Test data
30/30
Frame rate, target resolution and power data are well documented.
Configuration depth
14/20
14 settings across 2 groups.
Explanation coverage
17/25
100% explained · 0% include a default baseline.
Community proof
0/15
0 matching-setup confirmations · 0 upvotes.
Atlas review
10/10
An Atlas editor reviewed the target, data and configuration.
Worked for me
0
Matching setup confirmations
Upvotes
0
Found useful
Rating
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Community score
Editorial
Yes
Atlas Verified
Explained
14/14
Settings with know-how
Guide linked
11/14
Knowledge-base matches