Svift wrote:
For GPU core:
Clean with technical gasoline or isopropylalcohol for clear surface and good bounding with Arctyc MX-2greese.
For RAM and etc.:
carefully clean it from that "alien sh1t" and cut out trermalpads from Alphacool Warm Conductive Pad 100x100x0,5mm.
To measure results I run furmark from idle temps for 5 mins. (room temp wa cca 25 degrees)
Witch default greese 92 degrees.
Afrer changing greese and adding thermal pads. 80 degrees
I have that laptop little over a week so I Have not cleaned the heatsinks.
Svift, although you can do these things yourself, you shouldn't need to. It is Asus responsibility to make it work, not yours. You paid good money for a fully functioning laptop, and other JZ's cool just fine - you got a bad one.
You bought a brand new laptop and should expect it to work, if it doesn't, return it to the seller and get another one.
🙂You are in danger of losing support from Asus - going into the laptop and taking it apart and futzing around with it is going to upset Asus when they get it in for RMA down the line - which is likely - you got a poorly QA'd unit with bad cooling - there are likely other problems.
I would still return it for another one, and start out with a fully functional JZ.
If you are past the return period, RMA it to Asus and let them fix it for you.
https://vip.asus.com <== create a login, register your laptop, file a Technical Inquiry with the CPU temp issues - attach a zip file of images of the measurements to support your complaint.
If you feel like you can't do either one, return to seller or RMA to Asus, what are you waring for, re-paste the CPU
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