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Microsoft announced on November 11 the full rollout of Automatic Super Resolution, a competitor to Nvidia's DLSS, on the Xbox Ally X, Xbox Ally X20 and select Copilot Plus PCs. Testing began in April on the Xbox Ally X, but the feature worked only while the device was docked. The full release now works in handheld mode and on battery, and supports games running at 1080p. The Verge reported that Microsoft warns performance in handheld mode and at 1080p may not be as optimal, though visual improvements should appear, especially in older games. A new Auto SR Performance mode is meant to allow framerates of up to 120fps, where earlier versions were limited to around 60 to 75fps, and compatibility with Auto HDR is also being added through Windows updates.