If you have a GU502, please test for the issues described below and let me know how you fare. I had the luxury of testing four units and they all suffered from the problems below (except the last).
Aura Creator
When applying a lighting scheme created in Aura Creator, no matter the scheme, the Enter key and Right Shift key do not completely light up. Specifically, the right half of each fails to light up, with a subtle intermittent flicker, while the left half of these two keys lights up as expected.
All LEDs on the keyboard backlight work correctly when setting "Basic Effects" in Aura Sync and any when using any of the presets under the System lighting settings.
Sonic Studio 3
When effects are turned on, they apply inconsistently. More specifically, they apply to an initial instance of any call to the audio hardware, but fail upon subsequent calls to the hardware.
Here is an exact procedure you may be able to replicate:
- Open Sonic Studio 3.
- Enable effects and EQ.
- Activate reverb, switch it to church, and turn it up all the way so that the effect is obvious.
- Play a youtube video. (hear the effect)
- Click on another video and play it. (It is at this point, the effect no longer applies correctly, reverb is gone)
I have experienced similar behavior with the Windows sound that plays when adjusting volume on the task tray. It works the first time. But once the slider goes away, it doesn't sound right correct subsequent adjustments to the volume. The weird thing is that: toggling the effects on and off once the error presents itself still changes the way audio sounds, so it seems to be working if you're not paying close attention, but it does not observe any of the specific effect settings.
Armoury Crate (Manual Mode)
The fan speed sliders allow setting both a minimum and maximum fan speed for CPU and GPU, but the fan will always run at the maximum speed. Setting the minimum fan speed does nothing.
MyAsus
Updating through MyAsus fails ever since windows update installed BIOS 304. Windows events shows a faulting module alvupdt.dll.
