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cuniac · ‎08-19-2016

So, I just got my G752VS OC Edition and have been running some benchmarks. I have been getting some interesting results. It seems as if it's actually running faster without the overclocking. Here are my results.

(Updated with MSI GT73VR Benchmarks. Please note the MSI has a 1080, not the 1070 on the G752VS so this is not a direct 1:1 compairison. This is more of an update for my other post on the link below.)
https://rog.asus.com/forum/showthread.php?87304-Why-I-Returned-My-G752VS-OC-Edition

Time Spy
G751JY: 1st 2,959 / 2nd 2,952 / 3rd 2,952
G752VS on Extreme: 1st 4,276 / 2nd 4,440 / 3rd 4,213
G752VS on Standard: 1st 5,040 / 2nd 5,030 / 3rd 5,073
780Ti x2: 6,126
MSI GT73VR: 1st 6,575 / 2nd 6,340 / 3rd 6,296
MSI GT73VR Turbo: 6557

Fire Strike Ultra
G751JY: 1st 2,290 / 2nd 2,258 / 3rd 2,252
G752VS on Extreme: 1st 3,856 / 2nd 3,755 / 3rd 3,863
G752VS on Standard: 1st 3,944 / 2nd 3,977 / 3rd 3,942
780Ti x2: 5,061
MSI GT73VR: 1st 5001 / 2nd 4992 / 3rd 4985
MSI GT73VR Turbo: 1st 5050 / 2nd 5,064 / 3rd 5,075

Fire Strike Extreme
G751JY: 1st 4,324 / 2nd 4,244 / 3rd 4,242
G752VS on Extreme: 1st 6,905 / 2nd 7,093 / 3rd 7,028
G752VS on Standard: 1st 7,372 / 2nd 7,321 / 3rd 7,431
780Ti x2: 9,473
MSI GT73VR: 1st 9,145 / 2nd 9,148 / 3rd 9,160
MSI GT73VR Turbo: 1st 9,457 / 2nd 9,446 / 3rd 9,494

Fire Strike
G751JY: 1st 8,525 / 2nd 8,421 / 3rd 8,427
G752VS on Extreme: 1st 11,189 / 2nd 10,429 / 3rd 11,433
G752VS on Standard: 1st 13,184 / 2nd 13,008 / 3rd 12,978
780Ti x2: 17,412 / 16,952
MSI GT73VR: 1st 15,284 / 2nd 15,255 / 3rd 15,275
MSI GT73VR Turbo: 1st 17,055 / 2nd 17,017 / 3rd 17,028

Rainbow 6: Siege (Ultra Settings)
G751JY: Min 31.5 / Avg 36.7 / Max 40.2
G752VS on Extreme: Min 46 / Avg 74.1 / Max 103.9
G752VS on Standard: Min 53.5 / Avg 73.8 / Max 102.2
780Ti x2: Min 54.7 / Avg 103.7 / Max 176.1
MSI GT73VR: Min 60.3 / Avg 92.1 / Max 153.5
MSI GT73VR Turbo: Min 62 / Avg 92.3 / Max 174

BioShock Infinite (Ultra 1080p)
G751JY: Avg 73.92 / Min 43.74 / Max 157.21
G752VS on Extreme: Avg 163.42 / Min 34.20 / Max 410.42
G752VS on Normal: Avg 121.08 / Min 35.60 / Max 381.84
780Ti x2: Avg 236.06 / Min 46.09/ Max 718.21
MSI GT73VR: Avg 190.43 / Min 30.69 / Max 460.36
MSI GT73VR Turbo: Avg 218.65 / Min 53.15 / Max 604.53

HoTo · ‎08-21-2016

G752VS is the one with 1070, right? Then I'm not too impressed. I squeezed out 9628 in Fire Strike with my G751JY, so considering the price differences I'm still quite happy I picked it up.

If theres anything that can be troublesome with my laptop it's CPU bound/bad optimized games, where the 4720HQ's Turbo Boost keeps performance quite limited. According to benchmarks, 6700HQ and 6820HK doesn't improve things much... Unless they suddenly magically managed to create a much better cooling system inside the machine...

Doug2507 · ‎08-21-2016

With OC does it increase cpu voltage? Possible throttling? Would need to monitor core speed and temp during bench....

kingjezdi · ‎08-24-2016

G752VS is 1070 Version,
Would Asus release a 1080 Version?!

Batogun · ‎08-25-2016

How's the temperatures compared to G751 / G752? If they're good, it makes me wonder what's the point of those giant Water cooling units which makes the laptops useless for travel.

cuniac · ‎08-25-2016

Batogun wrote:
How's the temperatures compared to G751 / G752? If they're good, it makes me wonder what's the point of those giant Water cooling units which makes the laptops useless for travel.

When it OC mode, it was running close to max Heat on the chips. Fans were slightly louder, but not that much than my G751JY. The Unit is not really liquid cooled. It has some 3D vapor tech that uses these huge coolers.

To be fair the 10 Series runs much hotter than then 9 Series did, but it seems kinda ridiculous how big this laptop is.

Also. To be honest, the laptop does run very fast even on standard. But I wish the unit was smaller. It didn't even fit I'm my current bag.

Batogun · ‎08-25-2016

I meant the separate giant water cooling units attached to the backs of the gx700 / g800 with desktop version GPUs which makes those laptops impossible to carry around, and basically turns them into really expensive desktops. I thought if an OC 1070 G752VS didn't need them, they're pointless. But since temps run high on yours, they're needed after all. I'm just glad they're not on the G752VS so it can still be carried around in a backpack.

cuniac · ‎08-25-2016

Batogun wrote:
I meant the separate giant water cooling units attached to the backs of the gx700 / g800 with desktop version GPUs which makes those laptops impossible to carry around, and basically turns them into really expensive desktops. I thought if an OC 1070 G752VS didn't need them, they're pointless. But since temps run high on yours, they're needed after all. I'm just glad they're not on the G752VS so it can still be carried around in a backpack.

It seems that If you are going to overclock a laptop having those huge watercoolers still seems necessary at the moment. Not doing OC it ran fine. I will be getting an MSI GT73VR with a 1080 once that come out on 9/5. They are using a new cooling tech themselves. Really it just seems like better fans with more pipes but we will see how that thing runs and know more about the temps.

theVatansever · ‎08-26-2016

I'm quite sure it's due to throttling...g752s cooling system is very quiet that my g752vt doesnt open fans till cpu/gpu reached 60C ... and i've never seen fans at full throttle.
Download notebook fan controller software and choose Asus Zenbook UX32LN, then you may able to adjust cpu and gpu fan speeds seperately...it works with g752vt...
before i start playing game, i manually set both fans at %100...cpu never exceeded 84C and gpu never exceeded 75C...

try that free software, run your fans @ %100 speed then run benchmarks again..

STR8_AN94BALLER · ‎08-26-2016

The problem is that the G752VS extreme mode sets the CPU to 1.4v, both on the 303 and 304 bios (304 slightly lower voltage)

With ASUS's bad thermal paste and blockage of direct airflow to fan, you will overheat very quick. Plus, if you're able to cool it with liquid nitrogen or something, the power limit of the G752VS 6820HK is 75w, 1.4v would make it instantly throttle.

I am running liquid metal thermal paste (Grizzly Conductonaut) and CPU temps don't go near 75c when overclocking to 4.1GHz -4.9mv [Adaptive mode, Default voltage]

You can download throttlestop: http://forum.notebookreview.com/threads/the-throttlestop-guide.531329/

1. Select and apply extreme mode in ASUS ROG gaming center
2. Open throttlestop, select FIVR
3. Check unlock voltage for core and cache/uncore, then select "reset" and "zero offset" a few times

This will make 6820HK run default voltage and not cause the overheat. You can then use the multiplier setting to overclock to 3.8ghz etc. I have mine stable 4.1GHz with 4.9mv undervolt.

Disassembly guide for notebook: http://forum.notebookreview.com/threads/asus-g752-series-vt-vy-vz-vl-vs-vw-disassembly-teardown-repa...

NBFC ZENBOOK FAN PROFILE DOES NOT WORK ON G752 LAPTOP USING PASCAL GPU

G752VS Overclocking Lowers Performance?