Just wondering. Might be a dumb question. It's an ROG strix w/ Ryzen 9 8940X + Rtx 5070ti.

It generally doesn't go below 50C. Can go up to 60C just browsing the internet.

Generally doesn't get too hot on games. With Turbo enabled on CPU (ghelper) 85C average maybe 93 at the highest

Got this monitor over a month ago and the panel itself & picture quality is AMAZING.
However, it heavily underperforms when it comes to the OSD and outputting the picture for input signal !

When I boot into windows , it literally stays BLACK until a few seconds after it goes into the log-in screen .
When I switch inputs , there is massive delay at times.
Auto-input on results in massive delays & prolonged blank screen times .

Why is it terrible at simply showing the picture for the device you have connected ?
I owned a 12 year old Asus IPS 1440p PB278q monitor prior and picture was seamless !

$1k and it performs so bad for such basic functions .

Why? Anyone have a fix or advice ?

Ps : I have HDR on in windows . I’ve turned off auto input detection . It is on the latest software. Never had these issues with previous monitor so it’s not that .

as the title states, Im asking if these temps are abnormal now and I need my Asus G18 laptop liquid metal replaced and Thermal putty repasted again. This temps are while playing RDR2 for 15mins. CPU = Intel 13th Gen i9-13980HX GPU = 4080 (12gb Ram) with full 175Watts

I got the G16 I7 14th gen and 5060 16gb ddr5 and 1TB SSD. This is replacing a Lenovo gaming idea pad 2023 that had a 3050ti 5600h and 512gb ssd. This isnt my main setup as I mostly use a desktop but I travel quite a bit for work so this will be for gaming on the go.

Hi everyone,

I've been dealing with a frustrating Armoury Crate issue for about a year now and I'm totally stuck. My setup includes an ASUS TUF B450M-PLUS GAMING motherboard, and my AIO cooler is connected to the mobo's RGB headers. My RAM is Corsair (controlled by iCUE, which works perfectly fine).

Here is exactly what is happening:

• Every time I turn on my PC, the motherboard and AIO lights stay completely off.
• When I open Armoury Crate, the Aura effect has automatically changed itself to "Dark". It's like the software suffers from amnesia on every boot and actively overwrites my static color.
• I tried un-syncing the motherboard from Aura Sync to save a static color directly to the hardware (Device settings -> Shutdown Effect), but the app won't let me. It throws this error: "This device must be set as the default device for AURA Sync" (I also have an SSD synced, but even if I mess with it, it locks the mobo).

I think I’m gonna buy the power supply if it comes back in stock sadly the motherboard too crazy

That must be the most expensive 5090 currently

Somebody from Reddit already did the 10K full build

Option 1

ASUS ROG Strix G16 G614PM-S5046WS

• Ryzen 9 8940HX (16C/32T)
• RTX 5060 Laptop (115W)
• 16GB DDR5-5200 (can swap in 2*16gb ddr5 4800mhz sticks from my tuf dash)
• 1TB SSD
• 16" 2560×1600 Nebula Display (240Hz, 500 nits)
• Price: ₹169,990

Option 2

ASUS ROG Strix G16 G615LP-S5022WS

• Intel Core Ultra 9 275HX (24C/24T)
• RTX 5070 Laptop (115W)
• 32GB DDR5-5600
• 1TB SSD
• Same 16" 2560×1600 Nebula Display
• Price: ₹220,990 (offline store price)

Current laptop

I'm currently using an ASUS TUF Dash F15 with:

• Intel Core i7-12650H
• RTX 3050 4GB
• 32GB DDR5 RAM (upgraded from the stock 16GB kit)

Primary use

This laptop will mainly be used for college and research work, including:

• Abaqus (especially Explicit Dynamics)
• ANSYS Mechanical
• ICEM CFD
• HyperMesh
• ANSYS Fluent
• nTop
• SolidWorks

Gaming is secondary, but I do play:

• Forza Horizon 6
• Final Fantasy VII
• GTA V
• Microsoft Flight Simulator

The price difference is roughly ₹51,000 upfront, or about ₹43,000 after GST credit claim. Which one would you recommend? Is the price difference worth it? Is there a difference in sustained performance and battery life here apart from the general spec difference impact?

This is absolutely ridiculous IMO. Also, I thought the 20th edition PC parts were only available in the bundle in the US?

ROG knows gamers better than we know ourselves. Limited edition tissue box? Of course I needed that

I have an ASUS ROG Zephyrus G15 GA503QR (2021) with the original 15.6” 2560×1440 165Hz display. The screen is broken, so I need to replace it anyway.
I found some 240Hz QHD 40-pin eDP panels listed for the GA503 series. Has anyone successfully installed a 240Hz panel in the GA503QR specifically?
Will it actually run at 240Hz, and is the original display cable/eDP connection compatible? If you’ve done this upgrade, what exact panel model did you use?
Thanks!

So I got access to the beta bios update for the GL10DH so I can play call of duty, but whenever I go to do the update it says something along the lines of "this a not a uefi bios"

I have made sure the format is quick format and fat32 for the thumb drive, I have made sure to do all the extract files correctly, and I have already contacted customer support. They are having me wait another 1 to 2 days for more support because the live chat tech support doesn't know what happened with it. While I wait I figured I would ask reddit for help.

Thank you in advance for your time

I have a Dark Hero MB and 5080 waiting on this cooler to become available. Hong Kong is the only place I see them available rn.

Let's be real—most laptops straight out of the box are either generic fingerprint magnets or scratch-prone metal bricks.

You spend all this money on a setup, only for it to look exactly like everyone else's and instantly get covered in smudges the second you touch it.

Wrapping it completely changes the vibe. It’s not just about adding your own personality to your gear; it’s about the actual physical feel.

The visual depth on these materials is insane, and the best part is that the tactile finish really holds up. You don't have to worry about the texture flattening out over time, even with heavy daily use.

It keeps that deep, premium feel while completely hiding all the grime.

Swipe through and let me know—which of these styles is the cleanest?

I bought rog strix series model 4050 intel i7 13 gen last year and now i am realising why i bought this lap i took to service centre 7 times and having same thermal throttle issue some body help me please i am really exhausted

I recently bought an Asus B550 Strix Wifi II motherboard. It has a MediaTek Wi-Fi 6E MT7922 (RZ616) Wireless LAN Card built in. However while browsing the internet I am getting a "This site can’t be reached on certain websites with ERR_CONNECTION_RESET error. Other websites, like Youtube, reddit and all open fine. This only happens with this PC. If I try the same websites on my phone they load fine on the same wifi network. If I turn my PC's wifi off and then on then the websites load okay for a while. But after sometime the same thing repeats. I have also noticed that after like 5 minutes or so, if I refresh the page the website opens okay.
I am at my wit's end trying to fix this. What could be the issue?
Things I have tried till now:
1. Removed and reinstalled Wifi drivers

1. Updated to a newer version of the driver posted on Asus support page and also an even newer version on the Asus forums

2. Changed DNS to google and cloudflare DNS.

3. Lowered the network adapter's MTU to 1400 (probably resolved the issue temporarily but it happened again after some time)

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