Gaming on battery is a bad idea. The Battery in these laptops is for like say web browsing or maybe netflix. GPU Tweak will run your GPU outside of recommended specs and require more power then the battery can provide. Asus is probably one of the better OEMs when it comes to keeping hardware cool, so a little overclocking most likely isnt going to cause any trouble, but on battery, you are making a bad situation worse. At that point you are drawing more power then the battery can supply. These laptops are not meant to game on while on battery, thats why the battery lasts 30-60mins while on battery. You're most likely damaging the battery due to the rapid discharging since its taking as much juice as it can to do so.
Desktop replacements like the G series are made to be plugged in at all times when gaming. Very capable machines, but you have a full size destop crammed into a laptop package. The battery can only take up so much of that space and you cant expect it to function like any other laptop while playing games.
(ROG has simply become too expensive compared to the competition with same specs... 😞 )
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