@@vadymvv servers are usually in temperature controlled environments. And the servers themselves have bigger fans that spin faster and louder with really big heat sinks. That tiny fan in there isn't nearly as powerful as those big loud fans in servers.
I have one with the Ryzen 5 3500U. Runs cool all the time, almost not need the vent. Possible that the problem described its only if its an Intel processor.
I have one with 3250u bought for school, was cheap, does it's job, and the fan is barely ever on. No complaints so far, except both the RAM and the storage are way too low, and, I should- and am going to- upgrade them.
Both of you are incorrect, the heat pipe design on this laptop is terrible compared to their other laptops, plus the direction the air comes in and gets thrown out is the opposite too.
It doesn't manage it at all. The fan is almost always on, but does so little that never turns off. In the summer, sometimes even when the laptop is idle the fan is still on.
i have this laptop but i tink that my model is a litle diferent but it works just fine it never passes 60 degress even playing game it just gets to 70 when doing streest tests
You might cringe about the cooling solution at first look but it is quite sufficient since the heat sink is the one that transfer the heat to the air through its surface area while the fan promotes airflow. Its not that bad of a design considering what this product is oriented and in order to squeeze more profits by cutting cost. I have seen it perform quite well: ruclips.net/video/IBZkUxTszNs/видео.html. I'm more impressed on the one that designed it though since it's functional. Seen worse in apple here: ruclips.net/video/iiCBYAP_Sgg/видео.html. To those who are having problems you might be blocking the intake or the ambient temp are quite high, try repasting it too.
I have this laptop. The cooling solution by itself makes it not worthy. How dumb can they be to not connect the fan to the heatpipe? The laptop heats up a lot, on the side of the cpu, while the fan side is rtelativelly cool. Also, because it gets so warm, the fan is almost always on and very loud. This was the last ASUS product I will ever buy. I do not will ever give my money to a brand that makes products this bad.
I have the same laptop AND ITS OVERCLOCKED . Get the cooling pad and just cool this laptop ... I use the laptop for games , python,c++,etc ,video editing , and i dont have a problem with cooling , max temps under load while gaming , around 65 CELSIUS . i Think for laptop its very good :) ,Cheers.
From what I've seen there's a kit that comes with the laptop. You can fit a 3.5" drive in the spot, and there's a harness that goes from SATA to a ribbon cable. You can see the ribbon cable connection just under the m.2 drive. I'll have mine in this week, I have an SSD ready to go for it. If I'm wrong I'll report it back on here.
some models come with it. asus support says the only way to get it is to send your laptop to them and they will install for it you if its under warranty if not u have to buy it.
@@Anxel were you able to install the 2.5 SSD? idk if i should buy this laptop or the Acer aspire 5 with the ryzen 3 3200u, they seem to be pretty similar
You can do what i did. Get a 2.5" SSD or HDD, buy an HP 10-pin to sata connector (works perfectly on ASUS too), tape the drive with duct tape, enjoy! (i paid 16 euros for that) You can also find ASUS-specific upgrade kits (with special rubber piece for keeping the drive in place) on amazon. . Also i emailed ASUS support for this and they told me that i have to send them the laptop and pay over 100 euros in costs.
purtroppo ho seguito il tuo video e non hai fatto vedere che per sganciare il connettore della batteria bisogna prima portare in dietro il connettore, così l'ho rotto
@@chrismiller7080 unscrew all screws as shown, take a guitar pick (or some other strong, soft, thin object) and slide it in the seperation between the top casing (with the keyboard) and the bottom casing at one of the front corners. From there, slide it around the seam until the two sections are separated.
I managed by taking a thin flathead screwdriver and very carefully prying open the back (where the keyboard section meets the screen section)until I had a little leeway. From there I slowly made my way forward from the side until I got the whole thing off.
i presume its pretty obvious from the specs that its NOT a gaming laptop.. and offce + internet doesnt heat up this baby too much (i use AIDA64 to check its ok) even in Thailand heat. i use a metal cooling stand anyway though
@@jm036 You can use Ryzen controller. Set the minimum PPT to 25W, same as the max value. It's no problem as the processor is rated for a max TDP of 35W. But yeah, it overheats terribly.
well i bought one for schooling, it doesnt have the ryzen cpu or the radeon graphics it has the intel core i3 8145U and idleing its about 30 degrees c i even downloaded fortnite, bo2, minecraft, and a few other games to benchmark and the highest temp it hit was 82 degrees c which is high but thats not bad for a laptop with 2 cores pushing close to 4.0 ghz ive seen it turbo to 3.7. its worth the money if you ask me.
Actually, I just took my own Asus apart to figure out what that was and turns out its the Bluetooth card, or so it says according to the back of that little card he pulled out last. Apparently, both the Ryzen 3 CPU and the Ryzen Vega GPU are soldered directly into the motherboard. Hope this will help!
Hello, if you can choose to have two hard drive drives, in the lower left you can have an HDD hard drive or an SSD solid state drive, and in the upper left like the one you have you can have an SSD in M.2 format and the RAM you have to search until capacity supports the motherboard
If im not mistaken i belive you can use the wireless card slot to connect your egpu adapter and just get a usb network dongle, like that you can keep the benefits of the faster m.2 ssd and still have a way to get better graphics performance without much sacrifice. Now dont take my word for it but thats what i did on an hp and it worked perfectly
In this case I think it's posible, the only condition would be to use a 2.5 HDD, the only issue I observe is that there's nothing to connect the HDD to in the spot.
@@dnnswnklr buy a SATA to ribbon connector, connect the SATA part to the drive, and plug the ribbon part into the ribbon connector under the M.2 drive on the mobo
sticky ricky yes it should work as the same you can call asus to verify but im pretty sure there the same as i said on the back of the laptop it saids f512f but when you go to system information it says x512
Unfortunately I have this model and the cooling system is a pain in the ass. Recently my fan stopped spinning: I bought a new one but it doesn't spin either. What I have to do? I only noticed that the awm cable connecting the Mobo to the other small board where the fan pin is located have 1 broken cable. Please help!
i have this laptop and i am having frame drop problems with low settings i can get up to 160 frames in most games but after a like 30 mins the frames will drop to 30 and lower and then goes back up again. It does this over and over and it gets annoy if there isn't any way to fix this (which i have search long and hard for) the i wouldn't really recommend for low buget gaming
It's because of the garbage heatsink design. I have this laptop and it thermal throttles easily when gaming. However, the intel variants (X512) of this have a proper heatsink and fan. I wouldn't surprised if this was the work of intel. They've gotten in trouble many times, even recently, for bribing makers to either not use amd or make their amd offerings worse.
I have vivobook-15 X512DA-EJ502T . 8GB RAM(4GB soldered). I want to know if it will actually improve performance if I upgrade the other 4GB with an 8GB stick. because of the soldered ram it seems that I will not get the benefit of dual chanel coz it will always be (8+4) because I cannot replace the soldered one. What should I do?
You have no clue how little space is in there. But yeah this is absolutely pathetic and halfassed. The Intel variants actually have an even worse heatsink though with no heatpipe and just a metal plate on it. But some variants with a dGPU have a real heatsink with a fin stack and fan directed towards the case.
Well, after what's been nearly 2 weeks I have decided I will be making a dual pipe all copper version of the heatsink with real fins anywhere I could fit them. Not soon though, for now I will try to improve the absolute joke stock heatsink.
2 months later, I have done it. Glued a small aluminium heatsink under that aluminium heat spreader thingy. Nearly 200 points more in Cinebench R20. Next step is building custom dual heatpipe all copper heatsink.
Alguien sabe cómo resetear la BIOS veo unos puntos de test al lado de la ram como para hacer un Jumper solo quiero ver si alguien de ustedes a tenido experiencia en estás motherboard reseteado la BIOS gracias
i use it for live streaming through wireless hdmi for the weddings straight from my cameras. its not that hot even after a 9hrs nonstop load. But anyways i put it inside ridgid brand tool box from homedepot for $29 and put 80mm usb fan, so it blows from the side and cools down everything including psu and mars 300 receivers these boys get really hot.
Como pueden apreciar la imagen ... creo que esa laptop esta mas diseñada para paises con clima frio, paises calurosos y con humedad la laptop se condensara y en un futuro fallara (no en todos los casos) xd
My mum bought this laptop for its screen size, she didn't care much about the high performance stuff as she's only interested in a bigger screen as she can't focus well on smaller screens. The laptop fan and cool design is so stupid, like, where the fan is, air is being sucked in and it passes through to the heat sinks and does a turn to exit the laptop. It should be the other way around. On high performance mode the fan is always ramping up. This laptop is quite large and can easily benefit using dual fans using moderate power, instead of a singular fan working at high power to cool the laptop down. My mum doesn't complain as she just needed a new laptop for her work. But this cost over 1500 bucks. I'm glad that I was able to buy a smaller laptop for the same price, a different Asus laptop from a similar series, with more ram and a better CPU and gpu, along with a much better cooling system, and not to forget, backlit keys! This laptop acts like a budget laptop that it should've cost 500 bucks at least.
These are good little machines, after I add 8GB RAM or so she'll scream. Also people talking about the cooling apparently have no idea this is a 25W/7nm CPU.
Hello sir I'm planning on buying ASUS VivoBook 15 X512DK-EJ141T it has 4gb ram and I want to upgrade it how much ram can I upgrade the unit i will greatly appreciate it if you can respond at your earliest convenience thanks
Completely garbage heatsink design. I have this laptop and it thermal throttles easily when gaming. Coincidentally, the intel variants (X512) of this have a proper heatsink and fan. I wouldn't surprised if this was the work of intel. They've gotten in trouble many times, even recently, for bribing makers to either not use amd or make their amd offerings worse.
An actual explination of the upgradeable componants would have helped.
Usually just the m.2 ssd and the single stick of ddr4 ram
Was considering buying it, but after seeing that cooling system, hell no
but, hp servers have similar cooling scheme...
@@vadymvv servers are usually in temperature controlled environments. And the servers themselves have bigger fans that spin faster and louder with really big heat sinks. That tiny fan in there isn't nearly as powerful as those big loud fans in servers.
@@pr3cious193 agreed, and on server air flow runs on a straight line. there are 90 degree angle for air flow in this laptop
@@vadymvv yeah that also. The thermal design here is very similar to the one on the latest mac book pro, pretty bad.
The gpu temp are high when playing 3d games
I have one with the Ryzen 5 3500U. Runs cool all the time, almost not need the vent. Possible that the problem described its only if its an Intel processor.
I also have one with 3500u and hate it, fan spins all the time. Maybe their consistency with thermal paste application is not that good
I have one with 3250u bought for school, was cheap, does it's job, and the fan is barely ever on. No complaints so far, except both the RAM and the storage are way too low, and, I should- and am going to- upgrade them.
Both of you are incorrect, the heat pipe design on this laptop is terrible compared to their other laptops, plus the direction the air comes in and gets thrown out is the opposite too.
can someone tell me how this laptop manages heat when heatsink is not even connected to laptop fan?
It doesn't manage it at all.
The fan is almost always on, but does so little that never turns off.
In the summer, sometimes even when the laptop is idle the fan is still on.
i have this laptop but i tink that my model is a litle diferent but it works just fine it never passes 60 degress even playing game it just gets to 70 when doing streest tests
@@goncalocorreia209 than you don't have this laptop, you have a different one, a different model.
I had the laptop before it’s ok but better options
You might cringe about the cooling solution at first look but it is quite sufficient since the heat sink is the one that transfer the heat to the air through its surface area while the fan promotes airflow. Its not that bad of a design considering what this product is oriented and in order to squeeze more profits by cutting cost. I have seen it perform quite well: ruclips.net/video/IBZkUxTszNs/видео.html. I'm more impressed on the one that designed it though since it's functional. Seen worse in apple here: ruclips.net/video/iiCBYAP_Sgg/видео.html. To those who are having problems you might be blocking the intake or the ambient temp are quite high, try repasting it too.
I have this laptop. The cooling solution by itself makes it not worthy.
How dumb can they be to not connect the fan to the heatpipe?
The laptop heats up a lot, on the side of the cpu, while the fan side is rtelativelly cool. Also, because it gets so warm, the fan is almost always on and very loud.
This was the last ASUS product I will ever buy. I do not will ever give my money to a brand that makes products this bad.
Thank you. I was about to buy one.
It got appled, I wonder how many of these out there that we didn't notice
I have the same laptop AND ITS OVERCLOCKED . Get the cooling pad and just cool this laptop ... I use the laptop for games , python,c++,etc ,video editing , and i dont have a problem with cooling , max temps under load while gaming , around 65 CELSIUS . i Think for laptop its very good :) ,Cheers.
How to upgrade graphic card in this laptop
You don't. It's integrated graphics. There is no graphics card
The blower can upgrade?
Plz explain how is the cooling works in this lap.
I have this and am wondering how do you attach a 2.5" drive? I see the open bay but I do not see anywhere a SATA drive connects to?
From what I've seen there's a kit that comes with the laptop. You can fit a 3.5" drive in the spot, and there's a harness that goes from SATA to a ribbon cable. You can see the ribbon cable connection just under the m.2 drive. I'll have mine in this week, I have an SSD ready to go for it. If I'm wrong I'll report it back on here.
some models come with it. asus support says the only way to get it is to send your laptop to them and they will install for it you if its under warranty if not u have to buy it.
@@Anxel were you able to install the 2.5 SSD? idk if i should buy this laptop or the Acer aspire 5 with the ryzen 3 3200u, they seem to be pretty similar
You can do what i did. Get a 2.5" SSD or HDD, buy an HP 10-pin to sata connector (works perfectly on ASUS too), tape the drive with duct tape, enjoy! (i paid 16 euros for that)
You can also find ASUS-specific upgrade kits (with special rubber piece for keeping the drive in place) on amazon. . Also i emailed ASUS support for this and they told me that i have to send them the laptop and pay over 100 euros in costs.
@@Alextz_Gr can you link me 10pin to sata connector online?
purtroppo ho seguito il tuo video e non hai fatto vedere che per sganciare il connettore della batteria bisogna prima portare in dietro il connettore, così l'ho rotto
why is there only 1 ram slot? I thought there is 2, no?
Completely skips how to pry off shell.
Aprhys how do u pry it off
@@chrismiller7080 unscrew all screws as shown, take a guitar pick (or some other strong, soft, thin object) and slide it in the seperation between the top casing (with the keyboard) and the bottom casing at one of the front corners. From there, slide it around the seam until the two sections are separated.
Aprhys still can’t get it off
I managed by taking a thin flathead screwdriver and very carefully prying open the back (where the keyboard section meets the screen section)until I had a little leeway. From there I slowly made my way forward from the side until I got the whole thing off.
the design of the cooling system is so ineffective, the cpu will gonna reach 100C when idle at asphalt 8 home screen
ryzen 5 3500u variant, yup absolutely pathetic
i presume its pretty obvious from the specs that its NOT a gaming laptop.. and offce + internet doesnt heat up this baby too much (i use AIDA64 to check its ok) even in Thailand heat. i use a metal cooling stand anyway though
actually the specs are pretty good for light gaming but it throttles too much
@@jm036 You can use Ryzen controller. Set the minimum PPT to 25W, same as the max value. It's no problem as the processor is rated for a max TDP of 35W. But yeah, it overheats terribly.
well i bought one for schooling, it doesnt have the ryzen cpu or the radeon graphics it has the intel core i3 8145U and idleing its about 30 degrees c i even downloaded fortnite, bo2, minecraft, and a few other games to benchmark and the highest temp it hit was 82 degrees c which is high but thats not bad for a laptop with 2 cores pushing close to 4.0 ghz ive seen it turbo to 3.7. its worth the money if you ask me.
Their is Heating issue with this laptop in case if you are wondering to buy
Can you upgrade this cpu? Also was the last disassembly the cpu?
I had the same question, only I thought it might be the gpu.
Actually, I just took my own Asus apart to figure out what that was and turns out its the Bluetooth card, or so it says according to the back of that little card he pulled out last. Apparently, both the Ryzen 3 CPU and the Ryzen Vega GPU are soldered directly into the motherboard. Hope this will help!
@@ezrasimmons4442 Isn't it the wifi + bluetooth card?
Does it supports nvme ssd?
Where is the extra DIMM slot for adding more RAM? Asus claims it has an extra one.
Thanks a lot to focus on motherboard 💯❤️
Hello, how to reset cmos, I couldn't find the cmos battery
Same question
Hi, i need the model number of chip by "ITE" manufacturer, this chip is near the RAM slot. Thanks
For X512 FA whats the RAM type for upgrade...a DDR4??
yes ddr 4
@@Lennartnieuwland Don't forget it's DDR4 SODIMM
@@alexlee6859 I know, let's hope he knows too
@@Lennartnieuwland lmao, good thing return policies exist haha
Can I connect a second hard drive to this computer? And how much RAM can I add? In addition to the 8 I already have?
Hello, if you can choose to have two hard drive drives, in the lower left you can have an HDD hard drive or an SSD solid state drive, and in the upper left like the one you have you can have an SSD in M.2 format and the RAM you have to search until capacity supports the motherboard
Bro can we upgrade its processor
So it only has 1 slot memory, you'd change your memory to a bigger one to upgrade it then?
my pc 1 x 16 gb 2400 mhz and 4gb on board 20 total
which SSD should I buy to expand the laptop memory?
M.2
So it’s under the battery the graphics card? And can I change it out for something? For gta online
What is the model of the internal battery of the laptop?
Asus vivobook x513e model Asus vivobook f513e/ea screen and frame compatible? Does it go to each other?
i am seeing this teardown on my x512 laptop
Friend, would this m.2 slot also serve as a Mini PCIe? In my case, it would be to use an eGPU instead of SSD
Depend on the type, check out lowspecgamer here on youtube
If im not mistaken i belive you can use the wireless card slot to connect your egpu adapter and just get a usb network dongle, like that you can keep the benefits of the faster m.2 ssd and still have a way to get better graphics performance without much sacrifice. Now dont take my word for it but thats what i did on an hp and it worked perfectly
have room for ssd m.2 2280?
Yes, that was what the OP took out - the m.2 SSD, the 1 of 2 ram (the other one is soldered), and the wifi card.
Can you upgrade the cpu?
No
@@azrubs593 cheers
for adding a HDD...can i add a 2.5 inch SATA type
Idk If the model vivo book X512D is different from vivo book X512 can anyone explain
Hello, help me with something, could a mechanical disk be installed in this notebook? If so, how?
In this case I think it's posible, the only condition would be to use a 2.5 HDD, the only issue I observe is that there's nothing to connect the HDD to in the spot.
@@dylanmartin4823 You have to get a sata to ribbon adapter to connect them
@@frickinhecker759 and how?
@@dnnswnklr buy a SATA to ribbon connector, connect the SATA part to the drive, and plug the ribbon part into the ribbon connector under the M.2 drive on the mobo
What!? 1 slot for the RAM? :/
I think there are two slots for RAM, can anybody confirm?
1 slot and 4gb built-in
well alrighty then i learned something today.
What's the difference between f and x 512
Nothing there the same on the back of the computer it says f512f but in the system information it says x512 there the same computer
sticky ricky yes it should work as the same you can call asus to verify but im pretty sure there the same as i said on the back of the laptop it saids f512f but when you go to system information it says x512
sticky ricky yeah np man
what is that little thingy in the right m2 socket?
I believe that was the wifi card - useful to remove that and use a broadcom if doing a hackintosh
Unfortunately I have this model and the cooling system is a pain in the ass. Recently my fan stopped spinning: I bought a new one but it doesn't spin either. What I have to do? I only noticed that the awm cable connecting the Mobo to the other small board where the fan pin is located have 1 broken cable. Please help!
Is the ssd slot for 2. 5 or 3" ?
2.5 inch
hey bro can I change my Asus X512 Fa Laptop GPU Its Intrigated gpu InterR FHD 620
i have this laptop and i am having frame drop problems with low settings i can get up to 160 frames in most games but after a like 30 mins the frames will drop to 30 and lower and then goes back up again. It does this over and over and it gets annoy if there isn't any way to fix this (which i have search long and hard for) the i wouldn't really recommend for low buget gaming
Sounds like an overheating problem, if you've still got the laptop I'd put thermal pads/paste where its needed.
It's because of the garbage heatsink design. I have this laptop and it thermal throttles easily when gaming. However, the intel variants (X512) of this have a proper heatsink and fan. I wouldn't surprised if this was the work of intel. They've gotten in trouble many times, even recently, for bribing makers to either not use amd or make their amd offerings worse.
I have vivobook-15 X512DA-EJ502T . 8GB RAM(4GB soldered). I want to know if it will actually improve performance if I upgrade the other 4GB with an 8GB stick. because of the soldered ram it seems that I will not get the benefit of dual chanel coz it will always be (8+4) because I cannot replace the soldered one. What should I do?
It will improve, the Radeon 540x is unstable in 4gb ram now when I upgraded to 12gb it is now constantly at 100 percent unlike before it's unstable.
That is such an anemic heatsink, how much would it have costed them to increase the surface area or add another heatpipe to that design.
You have no clue how little space is in there. But yeah this is absolutely pathetic and halfassed. The Intel variants actually have an even worse heatsink though with no heatpipe and just a metal plate on it. But some variants with a dGPU have a real heatsink with a fin stack and fan directed towards the case.
Well, after what's been nearly 2 weeks I have decided I will be making a dual pipe all copper version of the heatsink with real fins anywhere I could fit them. Not soon though, for now I will try to improve the absolute joke stock heatsink.
2 months later, I have done it. Glued a small aluminium heatsink under that aluminium heat spreader thingy. Nearly 200 points more in Cinebench R20. Next step is building custom dual heatpipe all copper heatsink.
@@jm036 Sele can put 16gb of ram to this model?
@@afsfhgdvbhx not sure I think you can put in either 12gb or 20gb with 8gb or 16gb stick it has 4gb soldered on motherboard
Alguien sabe cómo resetear la BIOS veo unos puntos de test al lado de la ram como para hacer un Jumper solo quiero ver si alguien de ustedes a tenido experiencia en estás motherboard reseteado la BIOS gracias
There are some mods that i can do to keep it cooled? Somebody has maybe tried something?
i use it for live streaming through wireless hdmi for the weddings straight from my cameras. its not that hot even after a 9hrs nonstop load. But anyways i put it inside ridgid brand tool box from homedepot for $29 and put 80mm usb fan, so it blows from the side and cools down everything including psu and mars 300 receivers these boys get really hot.
Thanks
Could you show the inside of the bottom cover next time?
Thanks for your videos!
le hubieras puesto nombre a cada cosa, no todos sabemos a ciencia cierta que es cada cosa que desensamblaste.
slot memory ram 2400mhz or 2600?
doesnt matter cpu is always locked to 2400mhz
@@jm036 No, x512 is 2666mhz
@@JuanCarlos-gd1sf nope, cpu is locked to 2400
No, is not
@@JuanCarlos-gd1sf got proof?
Is their any slot for a gpu at all?
you cant add or replace gpus to laptops yourself the only gpus you can add are external ones
Amazing how there was NO CMOS BATTERY!!!!!
I think it's still there but more covered
@@Il-Cappuccino I have it and I've looked multiple times. You'll need to flash the bios chip directly if anything bad happens.
Como pueden apreciar la imagen ... creo que esa laptop esta mas diseñada para paises con clima frio, paises calurosos y con humedad la laptop se condensara y en un futuro fallara (no en todos los casos) xd
My mum bought this laptop for its screen size, she didn't care much about the high performance stuff as she's only interested in a bigger screen as she can't focus well on smaller screens.
The laptop fan and cool design is so stupid, like, where the fan is, air is being sucked in and it passes through to the heat sinks and does a turn to exit the laptop. It should be the other way around. On high performance mode the fan is always ramping up. This laptop is quite large and can easily benefit using dual fans using moderate power, instead of a singular fan working at high power to cool the laptop down. My mum doesn't complain as she just needed a new laptop for her work. But this cost over 1500 bucks.
I'm glad that I was able to buy a smaller laptop for the same price, a different Asus laptop from a similar series, with more ram and a better CPU and gpu, along with a much better cooling system, and not to forget, backlit keys! This laptop acts like a budget laptop that it should've cost 500 bucks at least.
These are good little machines, after I add 8GB RAM or so she'll scream. Also people talking about the cooling apparently have no idea this is a 25W/7nm CPU.
Hello sir I'm planning on buying ASUS VivoBook 15 X512DK-EJ141T it has 4gb ram and I want to upgrade it how much ram can I upgrade the unit i will greatly appreciate it if you can respond at your earliest convenience thanks
Where does the GPU go?
Asus = asuck. The cooling system is bs
Completely garbage heatsink design. I have this laptop and it thermal throttles easily when gaming. Coincidentally, the intel variants (X512) of this have a proper heatsink and fan. I wouldn't surprised if this was the work of intel. They've gotten in trouble many times, even recently, for bribing makers to either not use amd or make their amd offerings worse.
Думал купить себе а Асус как всегда с своими гвна охлаждениями
Asus notebooks are completely rubbish :(