Those temps definitely look high to me. I have a couple laptops and use a leaf blower with a paper clip in the fans to stop them from spinning and blast any dust inside out. I also have a couple cooling pads for under my gizmos, and even a little fan you can strap to the side over the air vent if needed.

If dust, etc. are not the problem it's probably a software issue. That or you are playing a game on high settings and/or are in the desert in Saudi Arabia.

Hopefully this helps.

Andrei Iancu wrote:
👋 Hey,

Laptop: Asus GL504GS (strix scar 2)

In the last few months my laptop speed started changing in a bad way. After a lot of search, i could not find really useful on the software part, and I moved to check sensors, so I ended up taking HWMonitor and here are the results while gaming (fortnite at minimum, 1920x1080 resolution)

Tried to add the text file exported from HWMonitor, but... i couldn't.

You can improve and lower temps by having

1. Repaste your CPU and GPU only (Dont include the VR)
2. Clean your Fans
3. Undervolt your CPU core and cache up to -0.80v (Only works on BIOS v 311)
4. Make sure your ambient room temperature is cool

P.S 1: My average temperature when gaming was 70C only

Those are normal temps for a Asus laptop. Return it immediately for a full refund!