Actually ASUS did listen to complaints and that's why the USB charge plus exists in the first place.
Personally I don't get the complaints. If you want something to charge, plug it in. If you don't shut down the laptop and unplug everything from the ports. Ive never even noticed it or even cared or even checked if mine is that way or not. Why, Because I dont care. When Im done I shut down my machine and put it away. If I want something that is going to sit 24x7x365 with everything plugged in they have a name for that, DESKTOP! You can actually build one with better specs for less money than the G752VY.
This very subject has been discussed, extensively.
You might want to read THIS
Personally I don't get the complaints. If you want something to charge, plug it in. If you don't shut down the laptop and unplug everything from the ports. Ive never even noticed it or even cared or even checked if mine is that way or not. Why, Because I dont care. When Im done I shut down my machine and put it away. If I want something that is going to sit 24x7x365 with everything plugged in they have a name for that, DESKTOP! You can actually build one with better specs for less money than the G752VY.
This very subject has been discussed, extensively.
You might want to read THIS
Jlieu wrote:
Nope.. Missing options in bios and No software can control either. Besides, there are so many bugs that proved this products only a prototype.
BIOS BUG :
1. CPU Microcode bugs - waiting fix from intel i guess
2. NO full NVMe supports - Now only handle by basic intel, or microsoft controller/ driver which could break your expensive nvme ssd anytime.
3. BIOS UI/ Options not complete - Fast boot unable to turn on, some performance options and USB charger options missing....
4. Problem booting from UEFI Bootable USB, Sometimes work, sometimes don't - Causes freeze when boot
5. Slow system power up upon power button registered bit into bios.
6. Poor overall system performance , - Poor storage performance control, Cpu performance control, Poor V-Bios Firmware , Latest V-Bios din't fix anything.
7. Thermal framework, even though with 3D vapor chanber, which is a joke, The thermal does not seems to be better than my G751JY. In another word, Still HOT, High temperature on Idle with 50+'C compared G751JY with 42+'C, and 38'C on G750JX.
Alright, its been so many month since the device ready for the market. so why there is still so many bugs?
Got something to back up any of this at all? I have a G752VY and experience NONE of this. You seem to be very displeased so I suggest you return your machines and buy dells as quickly as possible so you can post HERE instead. Or Buy MSI and post HERE instead
As for micronode bugs, thats Intel, not ASUS and has the possibility of showing its head on any intel platform. Some geek sends it to crunching prime 95 for hours on end and one out of every thousand cpus occasionally freezes. You can run a torture test for a few hours and stress your CPU to the point that it will NEVER see in real use and MIGHT be one of the unlucky 1/1000 (just a guess as there are no numbers may be even lower as what is actually said is RARE).
The G752Y has full NVMe support. Windows 8.1 and later has NVMe Driver native. NO MANUFACTURER ships with Samsung Magician or drivers NONE! How is this going to break anything? Its not. So long as you dont fill your drive to capacity you dont even need over provisioning. If you are anal about it and want to set it up yourself you don't need Samsung magician to do so, simply make a partition of 10% of the drive space and leave it unallocated. Trim and trash are handledn by the OS as well. You can go to the Samsung Website and it states that NEITHER the Samsung software or drivers are mandatory. The warranty is the same whether you have it or not. I get the same performance results from Native drivers that are achieved on any platform that can actually get the Samsung solutions to work, again this problem is not limited to ASUS. Seems the Samsung software cannot read past some of the drive controllers (hardware) but everything else CAN.
BIOS works fine. Fast boot works fine. The options available work fine. Some want more options just so they can screw it up. I actually think ASUS was smart in this realm as they were getting tired of RMAs of machines that were toasted by Jr playing with the bios. You want to tweak a bios, build a desktop. They still have plenty of options available there as the manufacturers dont care if you toast your CPU from over volting it, not their problem and they dont have to RMA it, Intel will send it back to you laughing.
I have yet to not be able to boot from UEFI bootable USB. The only time this is an issue is when nimrods dont bother to set it op correctly, thats why there is a sticky here and again, has nothing to do with ASUS. This is prevalent in ALL machines that support UEFI. Its newer technology and does not work the same, people are not yet accustomed to it.
My machine takes 7 seconds from the time I push the power button to desktop, and thats only because Im slow typing in a complex password.
Im not even going to bother to address #6, you dream this up? I have ZERO performance issues on any of those fronts. NONE
Thermals work fine, 50C is how they set it up, dont like it? Download and install a fan controller.
Bottom line is you seem to have nothing but complaints but yet you bought 2 machines, have had more than one ASUS product in the past, complain about how crappy all of them are and keep coming back for more?
