New Asus G750JS laptop overheating problems

[ShkelqimSalihu]

Hi everyone,

I just bought a new Asus G750js i installed windows 8.1 pro on it and updated everything,after that i went on asus support page and got all the latest drivers there and installed them one by one (after each install i restarted the laptop)

but the problem is that the cpu temps spike way too fast i havent still tried playing games on it but if i just open google chrome the temperatures go up to 80C and fan speed goes around 4400-4700 rpm but sometimes it cools down very fast like in 5seconds and temps go back to 50...cpu temp never been lower than 45 even when running only aida64extreme(thats with what i check temps and everything else)

laptop is 8gb ram..nvidia gtx870m 3gb...2 hdds one is 1tb and one is 500gb..windows is installed on the one with 500gb

thats the overheating problem

another issue is after i installed the drvers everytime i turn on the laptop and enter windows the drivers ask to "run" that i'm not sure it should happen (like the intel graphic card...)
also its happenig sometimes that the ntel graphic card crashes and restats immidietly...


these are temps wth only AID64EXTREME runing and google chrome as i am writing this

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please let me know what to do...(i was planning on buy a nw ssd and another 2x8gb of ram but know i dont even know if the laptop is working how its supposed to work..

[ShkelqimSalihu]

hmmm..mine get hotter..if i play with power saving it will stay at 70C to 84C,but if i use high performance it immidetly goes to 90C to 98C...

[code9523]

98c is thermal throttling limit for your laptop. You should not use it under such temps because it's to hot!

I'm repasting all my laptops with mx4 thermal paste. As i'm using asus laptops for years I don't like thermal paste they are using. I got laptops from the box with almost dried thermal paste and after a year of usage it becomes fully dry and hard like a concrete))) sometimes i even have to heat up radiators because they don't want to came of like glued to the chip. Also I had a asus k56cm laptop which overheats from box an when I took it apart I found that isolation on chip was askew between chip and radiator so I relocated it on it's place as it should be.

[ShkelqimSalihu]

do i void warranty if i open the laptop and repaste with thermal paste?

[code9523]

Yes! There is a warranty seal on cpu radiator and you will unscrew it you'll brake it.

[ShkelqimSalihu]

thanks for all your help..i guess i am going to send it back and see what happens from there 🙂

[code9523]

If you have warranty you should send it back because it's manufacturers fault that laptop is overheating and they should fix it.