06-10-2021 03:35 AM - last edited 3 weeks ago by ROGBot
06-10-2021 09:22 PM
06-10-2021 10:20 PM
06-11-2021 07:50 AM
BigJohnny wrote:
Just a piece of advice for the future. The words Gaming and laptop done belong in the same sentence. Sure most of them have a little more umph than other models but are still incapable of providing the power necessary and wont run anything intensive on battery power.
06-11-2021 06:36 PM
logan4798 wrote:
I agree with you totally on this. I learnt this the hard way. Thernal throttling overheating, you name it. I can't game on this anymore. And asus isn't doing anything to help, now that my laptop is out of warranty, i don't see any point on spending money on this.
06-11-2021 07:06 PM
06-18-2021 01:37 AM
BigJohnny wrote:
Cant say I blame you. I do buy high end gaming laptops for the compute power, not for the gaming aspect. I also have others like a surface pro I use for browsing and office productivity. If its out of warranty then its getting aged as far as technology goes anyhow and time for a new one. No sense in diving down a rabbit hole on constant repairs.
Edit: One other thing is Ive seen more than one complaint over this particular laptop. I have a G752VY and I think that was the last decent series made. Its heave as hell but it doesnt overheat and gets the job done. I upgraded the drives and ram and recently had to replace the battery as it was down to taking only 45% of its designed capacity. Got an OEM one and its now taking the full original charge. Not that it lasts very long for any intensive workloads but its good for a few hours on menial task. For battery longevity on menial tasks I use my Surface pro that has a quad core CPU and uses onboard graphics and it gets every bit of 10 hours on a charge.