ROG Zephyrus G14

I will sound like an asshole, but the majority of “issues” you are seeing on this sub are over exaggerated. Basically, you will see a few types of “issues”: Type 1: OMG, my laptop is reaching 80C, G14 sucks, Asus sucks. Well, your g14 is designed to run up to 95C without much throttling. If you want

The zephyrus g14 is pretty easy to repair all considered. Use aliexpress and ebay for parts. Seems your internals work fine. Screen repair is common and easy to source if you wanna do that right now. Same with hinges, you can get full screen+hinge assemblies right now for ~450USD. Watch a few videos

I downloaded g helper and removed the asus software that came with it and now it works great. There’s a YouTube video about installing g helper just search up g14 g helper and it should pop up,also go get the updates for the bios and all the other stuff on the asus website by using your model name,

And here my 2020 G14 is doing just fine 5 years later due to regular thermal paste. I was planning on applying LM at one point, but didn't due to the downsides. Asus should just start using PTM6950.

Malzeme kalitesi çok iyi bu kasalarda, ben şahsen 3 yıldır asus G14 kullanıyorum ve çok memnunum. En az 3 yıl daha kullanırım diyorum. Çok pahalılar maalesef ama fiyat kaygısı olmayan biri için muazzam makineler. Alternatif olarak 40-50 bine sistem toplanıp macbook air alarak 10-20 bin tl daha ucuza

This is the tutorial I followed, it's for the 2023 model but the layout is identical to the 2022 model: https://www.reddit.com/r/ZephyrusG14/comments/1fnowri/the_ultimate_guide_for_repasting_asus_zephyrus/ Here's a video of a person repasting theirs (it's not a tutorial per say but it's good enough to fol

Dunno how they're nowadays, but in my old Macbook Pro (late 2011, 13-inch), the MagSafe power connectors kept failing (first the cable, then the charging port too), and if you used it on your lap, the bottom aluminum plate would inevitably end up killing the SATA cable that was directly underneath.

Ok. Let's be practical. Do you have the financial ability to replace it if it died? Would it financially ruin you? If yes, honestly I would be very hesitant to do this. Second. Is it still going to be under warranty for long? If yes, then I would let it be. In the unlikely event that LM leaks, Asus

I think the 5070ti model will go on sale for 1999 for Black Friday. Given that it is a high-demand model, since it is the first one in the lineup to offer 12GB VRAM, ASUS won't discount it too much. From what I've seen, G14 laptops don't go more than 300-400 off for at least a year. The 2024 4070 mo

The most ironic part is that ASUS Gaming Laptops >>>> All other gaming laptops. Even Lenovo Legion laptops that are pretty decent actually have shitty USB-C ports that fail after a year or two. At one point, Razer Blade laptops used to have very high build quality in 2015-2018 while also having a pr