Asus ROG Strix G15 Advantage Increase The Mounting Pressure Part 3 Finale
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- Опубликовано: 4 авг 2024
- What's up everybody I got another Asus G15 Advantage video for you guys today. Today I figured I'd try to take the thermal pads off for thermal paste and redo the LM one more time and see if we can get some good mounting pressure which would mean good temps. I hope you enjoy the video and if you have any questions or requests feel free to ask.
Also have made a Discord server for this laptop where you can talk to each other and me about this awesome laptop / discord
Intro - 0:00-0:27
Unboxing Thermal Paste - 0:28-1:27
Quick Explanation Of What I Did - 1:28-3:00
How To Reattach Ribbon Cables - 3:01-4:00
First Boot - 4:01-4:28
Armoury Crate Manual Settings - 4:29-5:12
Cinebench R23 Results - 5:13-5:31
Firestrike Results - 5:32-6:16
Time Spy Results - 6:17-7:15
Forza Horizon 5 Test - 7:16-10:48
Temps After Forza - 10:49-11:08
Outro - 11:09-12:25
Laptop Specs:
CPU Ryzen 5900HX
SSD1 512GB Intel M.2 Gen3
SSD2 2TB Silicon Power M.2 Gen3
Cooler Vapor Chamber With Liquid Metal
RAM 32GB 3200mhz DDR4 CL20 Hyper X Impact
Radeon RX 6800m 
Игры
It is finally here man super excited
Hope you enjoy the video!
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I'm glad I at least improved my VRAM and CRM temps this time around. Later on, I used PTM and am almost back to the original temps.
@@XxViciousxX yea guess whatever we try we cant escape the high temps, thanks for the content
Appreciate your videos on reapplying liquid metal on this G15! I think this system was always going to hit 95ish max temp when you hit the cpu/gpu with full power and a demanding task (my system hits 96 just like yours). But my idle temps dropped by 5-10c easily... And games (not synthetic benchmarks) definitely run lower temps than before since I'm only doing 60fps right now. It was scary but the liquid metal reapplication helped a ton
Glad my videos are helping people. Im still trying to get my temps under control but I'm sure I can get them under control eventually.
Nice video and great bong, I have one year with the laptop, and everything was great. Took it this weekend to a shop to install a new ssd (I stripped the nvme screw) and they offer servicing the laptop, I said yea why not. They removed the thermal paste that is in the vram and put thermal pads, removed the LM and put regular paste. When I came home to play warzone my fps dropped from 100 average to 40, with the same settings... I will take it this weekend again to have them remove the pads and put k5 pro and LM again on the cpu, hope it turns back to where it was before or at least a bit closer. I Wish I never took it to that shop 😕
Lol, thank you it's a pretty nice one, also than you about the video too was hoping it turned out okay. Ouch, sometimes those places really don't know what they are doing. I mean I get worse temps than stock still but at least it does not affect performance much. Sounds like yours was defiantly affecting performance in a bad way.
I have had this computer since it came out. Had heat issues until a few months ago when I stumbled upon an application called AMD APU Tuning Utility.
I turn on balanced preset made for the cpu, never hit above 85°C with amazing performance.
Now that's two people that have suggested that utility I will have to give it a shot seems like it works well.
@@XxViciousxX Most definitely! I was disappointed with the system until I turned that application on.
I've managed to get my CPU idle to under 50, resting about on average about 40-42c, and I've only tested one game, Resident Evil 2, but its staying about 60c with the same performance as before. I don't quite know what I did exactly, and I'm sure RE2 is more GPU than CPU intensive, but I did not apply any thermal compounds, just used APU Tuning Utility and set it to Performance for a test, and so far It's passing lol
Super thanks for the vids on the g15 Advantage, hella helpful.
You're very welcome glad you like my videos. Thanks for the suggestion those a re some good temps I'll have to give that program a try.
@@XxViciousxX Yeah the program definitely helps a lot. it still spikes in temps occasionally but it never even gets to 80 now. Hope it helps with your temps too!
Awesome brother, now your laptop is totally custom build. Btw I am getting Cinebench R23 scores approx same as yours and max temp 96°c but in Timespy it was very low (Total 10k ish) and CPU 8.4k despite it being ryzen 5980hx (should perform better, not worse), but temperature is reaching 98°c.
I suspect poor LM application. Does asus cover unexpectedly poor performance and LM repasting in their warranty? Tell me if you know.
Btw Awesome video!
Thank you very much. I'm honestly not sure if they honor warranty due to the LM application. Doesn't hurt to ask them about it though.
I just got this laptop it’s great, luckily I got one with the good RAM and everything but it runs pretty hot 90-94*C on Turbo/performance mode on most games even LoL 😂 even when the processor it’s working below 40%, Normally it’s the CPU the one that runs hot but I know this processor has no issue with those temps, for those with the same issue as me I recommend turning off the cpu boost if you’re not doing something CPU demanding or playing esports games, it lower the cpu temps to 60-70*C without losing performance. You can do it on windows no BIOs needed and you can change it back easily.
Hey buddy just ran across your videos by the way good job hope you keep it up. For one I will give you a little back story on myself I own and run a electronic repair shop here in my local town. I have been messing around with my G15 after noticing huge frame drops like down to 10fps. Anywho I spent a better part of two hours cleaning the dye with 91% rubbing alcohol and applied all new liquid metal. Applying it thick too, It helped temps by a ton right now I am running time spy and have noticed a max temp of 81c at the CPU and 81c at the GPU the hotspot being 95c and the memory running at 86c. May apply new thermal pads in order to drop them a little bit. But I think if you wanna notice big gains in your temps try applying a decent amount of Liquid Metal about the same amount needed on the PS5 and see if that helps remember to clean of the dye the best you can in order for the Liquid metal to fully adhere to the processors and see what that does for you. I know this is a fairly old video but maybe a good revisit to help others maybe in order. =D
I have been trying to get the temps down a little bit more but ended up making things so bad that my GPU ran at 1.1ghz at 96C. But I have now at least got the GPU down to 90-93 so I'm at least staying at 2ghz now. But still not hitting my old 86c on the GPU I used to get from the factory. My CPU is still sitting at 96C no matter what. But it's at least not super throttling like the GPU does. I still have not given up but starting to think I somehow damaged the cooler or something. Seeing as I delided about 20 Processors for people and never messed up a single one. So haven't given up but a little discouraged.
@@XxViciousxX I would like to see how the cooler looks. Have you tried stopping the CPU boost and see if that helps at all? If it is throttling down super low there must be something going on in the cooling system, are you using liquid metal? I know I see quite a few laptops where people exchange the stock liquid metal for thermal paste resulting in terrible temps and a big drop in performance as the cooling solution is meant for liquid metal for maintained temp control. If you ever need any help feel free to reach out and I will happily see what we can wrangle up to get her up and running again. I created my own power profile within AC to get it running faster with maintained lower temperatures. That could possibly help as well.
Bong just chilling lol. Funny enough my battery connector did spark when I was plugging it back in. Didn't mess anything up thank God.
Lol, that's my good old sword in the bong I rarely use that one. Glad your battery didn't fry anything. I was not so lucky with mine. But I am pretty lucky with not disconnecting my battery and having nothing bad happen.
@@XxViciousxXthat battery connector is stupid. All my other laptops pull out like a true man's laptop, this one for some reason lifts up.... come on now. Just trying to cause problems.
Hey man, really appreciate your videos on this topic specially since I don’t actually know much about pc, specifications, etc… and really just use my pc for work. I wanted to ask you if found a way to make it not overheat that much anymore. I have the same model and it just turned 1 year a couple days ago but has been overheating a lot since late April, up to the point where it ultimately shuts down (sometimes even in silent mode). I ran some test on the AMD app and it gets up to +90c. I’m thinking on reapplying Liquid Metal but i would also appreciate if you got any recommendations of things you’ve done or seen in the comments of your videos.
Thanks a lot!
The best thing to do to control temps is to unfortunately not let it run at max wattage. Or undervolted with Smokless BIOS but that's a lot more complex than just going into Amory crate and limiting the CPU power to like 40-50w. It does lose some performance though. Honestly, it shouldn't throttle the processor until it gets to 105c but other sensors can limit performance or turn the laptop off. Lots of people had good luck redoing the LM or gong PTM I, unfortunately, did not have any luck getting temps under control. But mine doesn't throttle or restart or crash so I just let it be 96C on the CPU and 86-88c on the GPU.
@@XxViciousxX I’ll give limiting the cpu power a try this weekend and maybe do more research on the LM or PTM over the next weeks. I’ll try to keep you updated if this or any other thing works for me so that you can see if it works for you too. Thank you!
Put an elevated cooling pad underneath it, thermal paste and copper plates. Works really well.
Ended up getting this cooling pad after a month or two of owning this laptop ruclips.net/video/Bn0a8TxJ3Ag/видео.html
@@XxViciousxX And it's still kickin ass right?
How much ram did you put into it?
@@chenzenzo It's still going strong even after I opened it up multiple times and redid the thermal compound.
I went with 32gb of RAM. Figured that would be plenty for a while.
Comprei o meu e boa parte disso foi por influência da sua parte hahah
i have a g512li. a 2 year old lower end graphics card option g15. has the i7 10700fh or whatever it is and a 1650ti and 16g ram. looking to max the ram out to the 32g. i have heat issues with mine too though with the CPU specifically. it sits on a laptop cooling pad but had a bunch of usb thing plugged in too like mic, camera, mouse, keyboard and external harddrive and it all adds up for draw and heat. I went as far as to drill holes in the bottom of the laptop but didnt notice a difference. thinking of just building my own or modding my cooling pad but even then its still only so good. next step would be to go and disassemble it and put it inside a pc case with custom liquid cooling or air but thats kinda crazy unless you have parts just sitting around like I dont.. cool video though man. thanks!!
In an earlier video I even took the bottom of my laptop off and put it on my good cooling pad and even that didn't work for lowering temps.
Luckily it doesn't actually hurt performance at 96c lots of people wanted to see if I could tame the temps. But unfortunately I failed but I'm still glad I made the videos.
Also glad you enjoyed the video.
Hey, I have the g15 advantage edition purely stock, I just recently did some benchmarks and it is performing the same on charger and turbo mode as others of the same model on battery. Do you have any idea why that may be? It is really disheartening since what I upgraded from peforms about the same despite it being several years older
Sometime Armory Crate can mess up from what people have told me. I'd reinstall the program and see if that helps it.
Hey buddy what screws and washers do you buy for this? I opened mine for the first time and stripped one screw. Can't use the screws again. And do you suggest one or two washers.
I am pretty sure I used 2 m2.5 nylon washers. As one did not seem to do much.
@@XxViciousxX thanks. How to remove the screws with the springs? Any video on that would be helpful 😁
Omg, I been trying to lower the temps too lolllll, I repaste it, and left it with the bottom off, and I have a sealed klim laptop cooler, with 2 klim tempest(the one that sucks air out), I also put the laptop by the window and the window is cracked opened just enough cool winter air to come in and keep it cooled…. My laptop STILL hit 96c and it stays there🙃 I mean like you said, I have been gaming with it at those temps for a year now too and it didnt blow up either but it would of been nice if it did cooled down a bit.
It seems like it can't handle the heat any better. A few people have succeeded in doing this but I have tried and failed 3 times. Will try a few more mounting pressure tricks. Then give up and tune the thing as it's fine running at 96c. I just wanted a little lower is all.
@@XxViciousxX I posted a reddit post fixing the cpu temps. It was actually armourycrate causing all the issues! Let me know how it goes.
@@TheBiigBadWolf I'll have to look into that.
I've started having insane issues with this laptop. The charger started disconnecting randomly switching power modes.
I also got the DC power port changed - no luck whatsoever. The charing tip or Pin if you want gets extremely hot. I've been to 2 computer services and they could not fix the issue. No idea what to do. I have to twist the charging cable in order to find right position and charge it. Can't use the warranty because I bought it in another country. 😥😥😥😥😥😥
That's definitely no good. Sounds like some bad luck as I have unplugged and replugged mine in way more than a normal person normally would. It's still working perfectly. I did not know about the warranty I figured no matter where you buy it you get a year of warranty.
hey man, I have the same laptop. (owned for about a month) . Today I started experiencing screen flickering. Laptop was running perfectly until this. any idea on what could be causing this?
Sounds like possibly a driver issue to me. Or at worst the screen is breaking but that's unlikely.
such a difference between the same machines lottery, i get 14300ish in r23 and i dont even reach 96, 93 max for me, gpu temps in benchmarks about the same as here, undervolted cpu, oc memory to 3600 with 22 22 22 timings, and oc'd gpu. also running the amernime drivers for rsr
That's for sure I definitely want to tinker a little more and see if I can get some more performance I'm just going to have to deal with 96° unfortunately but it's never really held it back I just wanted to see if I could fix it.
I would like to overclock my RAM and GPU at some point.
Meanwhile I get 5000-7500ish CPU score in Timespy (In video he is getting 9631) also hitting 96°c. And I even have 5980hx. I guess Asus have messed up LM Application
@@XxViciousxX overclocking the gpu is easy, just need gpuz and morepowertools
@@thomasmoore6117 Well I'll have to try that out sometime.
Hey, what bios version are you using?
I am on 316 for max fan RPM.
Isso está virando uma mini série homem vs temperatura 😅
It definitely is I feel like I'm losing the battle but it is fun for educational purposes.
@@XxViciousxX sou do Brasil Manaus-AM acompanho seus vídeos usando a tradução automática do Google embora não seja algo preciso eu me divirto com suas expressões gosto da sua honestidade em falar que não deu certo e tudo eu tenho visto algo interessante para baixar a temperatura deste aparelho sem ter uma perca muito significa na performance.. algo como undervolt ... Se quiser posto alguns links para você pesquisar sobre ...
@@eletronicalivre8927 Well I am glad to have you I do plan to do undervolting soon with a program called AMD Tuning Utility. I still have to learn a bit more about the program before I make a video on it though. Should not be too much longer before I have learned and tested the program.
Procure por CTR click tuner for Ryzen
wait does it have junction temps?
It does but I still don't hit them even though it gets hotter than it did before. Hotspot temps stayed the same and I actually improved my VRAM temps by a few degrees.
Old video, but did you ever experience random reboots on your G15?
So far not a single one.
@@XxViciousxX I just picked mine up from Bestbuy for $850 (open box) and it's constantly rebooting. Did all of your usual fix attempts; driver updates, windows reinstall, tried Linux, and nothing is helping. Will give the 316 BIOS another attempt but after that I'll just return it...
@@sean9267 Maybe try swapping out a new nvme with a fresh win 11 install, if you are willing to spend $100 at a gamble.
@@wombatcombat3770 thanks man. I did get a 1TB Samsung 980 and dual rank RAM when I purchased the laptop. Swapped those in, fresh windows install and couldn't get stability. The system seemed more stable without Asus Armoury but still rebooted randomly. Noticed the CPU was sitting at ~70°C in the BIOS. Sometimes going higher which doesn't seem right. Apparently these laptops have terrible liquid metal application from the factory. I'm guessing there's a hotspot on the board causing it to shut down. Laptop looks brand new, zero dust in the fans. There's a few forums about the random reboots and many think it's cooling/driver related. I'm returning it just in case I got a factory dud. 😞 love the build quality and specs though...
Hi I’m a bit late to the party. My cpu can’t go past 2.2ghz all core. Multi core r23 score of… 2.2ghz. Any ideas? (it’s not a software problem. Source: trust me bro)
Sounds like a BIOS issue where it locked your multiplier. Have you tried reinstalling your BIOS yet?
May your Temps be low and FPS high
Well, my temps are high but so are my FPS so I'll take it lol.
what goop did you use for the thermal pads?
I used Thermal Grizzly Extreme.
Thanks!
@@JY0002 You're very welcome.
@@XxViciousxX wait, isnt that meant for cpu and gpu die?
@@JY0002 Far as people were saying on Reddit it's for anything and no conductive. Though there are probably other options as well. The original stuff the laptop came with was a putty-like substance.