ASUS ROG Zephyrus M GM501 Overheating Instantly

[Matapombos]

I've undervolted the laptop and still achieve really high values this laptop has only 1month and 1 week.
I have no idea what to do whit it anymore

[Hisma]

crack open the chassis and re-paste. There's videos on yt that walk you through the entire process. It's not bad at all. Though at one point it does require you lifting up a warranty sticker. I repasted mine with some kryonaut anyway and the results were quite dramatic.

[Arock!]

I was struggling with heats before I made these adjustments without repasting.

Update Bios to lates version.
Undervolt it with Throttlestop

Try to find your sweetspot. These are settings which I found from some forum. Work for me.
Link to the forum: http://forum.notebookreview.com/thre...olt-it.825473/

Speed Shift - EPP 128
CPU core volt -125
CPU cache -50,8

REMEMBER USE TURBO RATIO LIMIT. Without it you will get some pikes.
I use 32 for all cores.

And of course use always fan overboost when playing.

[Hisma]

I was struggling with heats before I made these adjustments without repasting.

Update Bios to lates version.
Undervolt it with Throttlestop

Try to find your sweetspot. These are settings which I found from some forum. Work for me.
Link to the forum: http://forum.notebookreview.com/thre...olt-it.825473/

Speed Shift - EPP 128
CPU core volt -125
CPU cache -50,8

REMEMBER USE TURBO RATIO LIMIT. Without it you will get some pikes.
I use 32 for all cores.

And of course use always fan overboost when playing.

Thank you for this. This is crazy, but even after a re-paste with kryonaut on the CPU, I was still getting temps up to 97 degrees while gaming. After making this change, I recently maxxed out at 72 degrees, a 25 degree drop! That's such a dramatic difference that it almost seems as though applying these core changes fixes some sort of bug. I didn't even need to run the fans on overboost, just kept it on balanced.

Now my system feels usable!!