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narenram · ‎06-29-2017

If you own a Asus G20CI, Well you're at the right Place.

1. Heat Management:

Compare the temperatures with your computer. I have i7-7700K in G20CI which usually goes around 70-80°C while gaming and 50-65C with normal use.

If you have other CPUs, refer http://www.buildcomputers.net/cpu-temperature.html

2. AEGIS

3. BIOS
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spartan_hoplite · ‎07-10-2017

narenram wrote:

Compare the temperatures with your computer. I have i7-7700K in G20CI which usually goes around 70-80°C while gaming and 50-65C with normal use.

Are you sure your G20ci is using i7 7700K processor? not i7 7700 (non K)? I thought there`s only 2 processor option for G20ci i7 7700(non K) or i5 7400.
i7 7700K have much higher TDP 91watt VS i7 7700 which only 65watt. More TDP will cause more heat. I`m curious if G20 cpu cooler can handle 91watt Processor.

narenram · ‎07-14-2017

spartan_hoplite wrote:
Are you sure your G20ci is using i7 7700K processor? not i7 7700 (non K)? I thought there`s only 2 processor option for G20ci i7 7700(non K) or i5 7400.
i7 7700K have much higher TDP 91watt VS i7 7700 which only 65watt. More TDP will cause more heat. I`m curious if G20 cpu cooler can handle 91watt Processor.

It's a Non K Processor.

spartan_hoplite · ‎07-18-2017

narenram wrote:
It's a Non K Processor.

ok that means 65watt i7 7700. thanx for the info

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