ROG Strix G18

Dostum selamlar, Asus rog strix g18 serilerine bakabilirsin alıpta pismanım diyen çok görmedim alabilende çok yok zaten pahalı bi laptop ve gercekten iyi kasası,ekranı felan diğer laptoplara göre daha büyük ısınma problemi illaki olacaktır laptop bu ama diğerleri kadar fazla olacağını zannetmiyorum

Bruh same boat as you kinda except Garuda was the distro that kept my RGB working from whatever Windows sets. Asus ROG Strix G18 (2025) AMD/Nvidia5060. I'm glad you made this post tho. Just learned about ghelper for Linux and that's hopefully exactly what I want to help with the games slamming up th

You can usually lower temps by at least 10° Celsius on the CPU and it will also cool the GPU, memory, etc. too. Get a Llano or iets or similar and it will also filter incoming air. I run my Llano V13 at 700-1,200 rpm or on my Asus G18 in turbo mode and that has been enough to keep my temps down whil

Welcome to the real world and understanding why macs can't do actual work. Your best bet and bang for the buck will be a used gaming laptop off of eBay or marketplaces. Unfortunately you are in the middle of the RAMpocalypse and SSDpocalypse. What was $300 6 months ago is $1000 today. If you are new

They are both good gaming laptops... I own a gen 8 Pro 7i with an i9 and a 4080, it's been a great laptop for almost 3 years without a single problem. A similar Strix will cost a couple hundred more than the Legion, but the toolless design on the Intel models is nice, cleaning the fans would be much

yo tengo la rog strix g18 (2025) y note despues del año que en cualquier juego la cpu me subio a 95ª incluso en el skyrim, no es normal que en 10m se caliente a esas tenmperaturas, el teclado se pone caliente al tacto incluso me mando lagasos en el minecraft, antes esto no me sucedia. Lo mande al se

Glad I bought a new pc. Asus rog strix g18 ryzen 9 rtx 5070 32gb ram its a beast on high graphics and set the profile to silent mode it runs at at a nice 68 c with 20 traffic cars at 100 fps

Yeah desktops usually last a lot longer. I have a bunch of old desktops that still, the oldest is a Dell from the late 90's. My last desktop is an HP Omen Obelisk which ran like crap initially until I did a case swap and a few upgrades. Initially it was like an oven and pretty much anything I did on

Ok I understand now. I managed to get mine to run at max turbo speed at full load indefinitely and not throttle, but I repasted and installed a Noctua u12A chromax cooler. I can't get it to throttle no matter what I throw at now. The plan is to upgrade within the next couple years or so. Anyway I us

Heat is a big issue on a lot of laptops. Some can thermal throttle at stock due to poor cooling design or just poorly-applied thermal paste/low-quality paste. Re-pasting the laptop is often the fix for issues like this, but even then, it can still get pretty hot (but shouldn't get hot enough to shut