“How does the absence of VRR affect visual gameplay? How does that compare with the likes of the ROG Ally?”

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• ROG Ally has VRR. This screen is 1600p and 144hz. It will be hard to tell unless your game has alot of screen tearing, which normal Vsync will help mitigate. 1600p has integer scaling with 800p, so AAA games will look a ton better at 800p resolution than on the ROG Ally.

  Answered by Jenbu 2 years ago

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• Can even tell the there is no vrr legion go all the way

  Answered by NicholasT 2 years ago

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• Thanks to the large screen i really didnt see a difference between the two. In my personal opinion, the Legion Go looks better. Performance otherwise, id say but are pretty identical currently. With future BIOS and driver updates, I can see the Legion being top dog.

  Answered by Jeerer2 2 years ago

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