alamo2020^*AG
11-19-2020, 06:14 PM
I have a very fair understanding of computers being 74 and having never really kept up with it all. Up to a year ago all I knew was turn on and off and write an email or two.
So long story short I got into gaming which I love. I have to have small real estate [15"] because of handicapped hands and I went ahead buying an ASUS M15 15.6" as I likes the specs, the size of the screen and I can use it with a mechanical keyboard also.
I have been hitting 94C with AAA games. I don't care much for "competition games" but I have used them as my way of overclocking the system.
Very concerned, ASUS and I and many other Forums we go back and forth as I also notice MANY other cases as such besides mine.
Finally, as the word expresses a "final" email from ASUS [very nice and surprising!] followed by a phone call [yes!] as [karma!] I am pulling in Best Buy to have a final check by the Geek Squad. Also wonderful people. As a side note, treat people with kindness and they will also treat you as such...
The final word is:
"Just to reiterate, the device is a gaming notebook and it is designed to handle excessive amount of heat. The life of the PC will not be affected. If the PC does not throttle [which it has never], the high temperatures are normal"
Okay... that was quote and I will close this subject!!! BUT... will file this email for future reference just in case.
I thought this would help others as also as a side note I am not willing to underclock or undervolt. After all, we pay for the performance, right?
It would be like buying a performance car and having to take it in to have the engine downgraded!!! My 520hp Shaker Scat Pack Challenger sure would not like that!!!
Stay well.
86919
So long story short I got into gaming which I love. I have to have small real estate [15"] because of handicapped hands and I went ahead buying an ASUS M15 15.6" as I likes the specs, the size of the screen and I can use it with a mechanical keyboard also.
I have been hitting 94C with AAA games. I don't care much for "competition games" but I have used them as my way of overclocking the system.
Very concerned, ASUS and I and many other Forums we go back and forth as I also notice MANY other cases as such besides mine.
Finally, as the word expresses a "final" email from ASUS [very nice and surprising!] followed by a phone call [yes!] as [karma!] I am pulling in Best Buy to have a final check by the Geek Squad. Also wonderful people. As a side note, treat people with kindness and they will also treat you as such...
The final word is:
"Just to reiterate, the device is a gaming notebook and it is designed to handle excessive amount of heat. The life of the PC will not be affected. If the PC does not throttle [which it has never], the high temperatures are normal"
Okay... that was quote and I will close this subject!!! BUT... will file this email for future reference just in case.
I thought this would help others as also as a side note I am not willing to underclock or undervolt. After all, we pay for the performance, right?
It would be like buying a performance car and having to take it in to have the engine downgraded!!! My 520hp Shaker Scat Pack Challenger sure would not like that!!!
Stay well.
86919