Hello all,
I'm a dedicated Asus fan, with a ROG G750JX, a GL702VSK and a Z170-A mobo along with tons of other stuff i have had in the previous years. I am extremely satisfied with the products, but i can't believe how bad the support is from Asus' side. I wrote to the official support regarding some issues with the G750JX 5 times (seriously) and they literally ignored the tickets i created. No reply till this date. Also, the official service company in Slovenia is crap. It takes them 2 weeks to diagnose an issues with a hard drive and then another 2 weeks to replace it, meanwhile i'm supposed to be without my computer.
The issue now is, that i bought a brand new GL702VSK (i7 7700HQ, 16GB DDR4, GTX1070, 256 pcie ssd) and i did the usual remove-all-the-bloatware reinstall of windows, and after that, i couldn't find the sound sonic software, which is supposed to be a part of the driver package. It literally doesn't exist inside the driver. I asked the local service center, they said i'm not installing the correct driver. I wrote to the North america asus livechat center, they said they can't help me. I mean what the hell ?!
Second issue is, the trackpad is ****. It lags, glitches. hops, whatever it wants to do, but mostly, the delay when scrolling is like 1 second so i'm forced to use pgup and pgdown or the arrow keys. It is a driver related issue (again), since running the touchpad without the official drivers fixes everything except the scrolling
Third issue is the SD card reader. Again, a driver related issue. It just doesn't work, no matter what card i put in to it and what driver i use.
And the last issue is thermal throttling. Running a quick cpu/gpu benchmark, on a cooling surface, the laptop does a 30% CPU throttle. Come onnnnn Asus, why bother selling "thin" laptops like this, if i can't even use it properly? I understand synthetic benchmarks do not show real-life results, but gaming (As this is a gaming laptop) also results in throttling.
If ANYONE has ANY clue on how to fix ANY of these issues, please help, because i have given up on Asus' "support" or how they call it ....
Best regards,
Aljaž Podpečan