ASUS appears to have quietly removed the latest graphics driver for the original ROG Ally and ROG Ally X from some of its official support pages, with no explanation as to why it has disappeared.

The driver in question is AMD Graphics Driver V32.0.31007.6002, which was released on June 29, 2026. VideoCardz checked the US support pages for both handhelds and found the June driver was no longer listed, leaving the older V32.0.23027.3001 driver from March 24 as the newest available option.

That would already be a little odd, but ASUS itself previously recommended the June driver to ROG Ally owners who were reporting problems with the March release. An ASUS support representative confirmed on June 29 that V32.0.31007.6002 had just been released and specifically suggested affected users update to it.

The Removed Driver Wasn’t Just a Minor Update

The June driver wasn’t simply another background update either. ASUS listed it as a recommended release and said it added new optimizations for Forza Horizon 6.

That makes its disappearance more noticeable, particularly for anyone who has recently reset their Ally or is trying to troubleshoot graphics problems and wants to reinstall the newest ASUS-approved driver.

ASUS usually recommends installing graphics drivers supplied through its own support channels because they’re tested and tailored for the specific hardware. Its support documentation even warns that AMD’s directly supplied drivers can differ in compatibility from ASUS-certified versions.

So having the newest official option suddenly disappear without a replacement is going to leave more than a few gamers confused.

It Hasn’t Disappeared Everywhere

And this is where things get a lot more weird. The June driver doesn’t appear to have vanished from every ASUS regional website.

At the time of writing, ASUS’s New Zealand support page for the original ROG Ally still lists V32.0.31007.6002 as a recommended graphics driver, complete with its June 29 release date and Forza Horizon 6 optimization notes.

That means this isn’t quite as simple as ASUS completely deleting the driver worldwide. It could be a regional support-site issue, a staged removal, or something else entirely.

ROG Ally Owners Were Already Asking About Driver Support

The timing probably isn’t going to help ASUS much either. Owners of the original ROG Ally and Ally X have already been questioning how regularly the older Ryzen Z1 Extreme handhelds will continue receiving GPU updates.

ASUS has recently been talking about newer graphics features for the ROG Xbox Ally lineup, including FSR Upscaling 4.1 for the ROG Xbox Ally X and X20. ASUS says that feature is being delivered through a preview GPU driver, while the older Z1 Extreme models haven’t received the same announcement.

That doesn’t mean ASUS is abandoning the original Ally, but quietly removing its newest graphics driver without saying anything is hardly going to calm anyone who was already wondering how long support would continue.

The handheld PC market is moving ridiculously quickly, with devices such as the Steam Deck and newer Windows handhelds constantly competing for attention. We’ve already seen just how much interest even relatively small hardware changes can generate, as with the limited-edition white Steam Deck OLED.

For ROG Ally owners, though, the important thing right now is much simpler. If you’re running the June driver and everything is working, there isn’t currently any official statement telling you to uninstall it. If you’re trying to download it fresh, availability may depend on which ASUS regional support page you’re using.

Hopefully, ASUS explains what happened, because “the newest graphics driver quietly disappeared” isn’t particularly useful troubleshooting information.