r/ProArt_PX13

I have some questions or concerns about durability of the PX 13 I have the latest one the one with amd ryzen AI max+

32GB Ram

1TB ssd

I noticed drivers issues are always there

Tried g helper yet not functioning properly

I also had a recent issue with the keyboard where F key stopper lighting.

I wonder how could a laptop face such issue in less than 8 months of very light usage despite that i got it for heavy usage and durability for usage on the go as advertised !!

Is anyone else's this bad?

This video was taken close up to the origin of the noise in a quiet room, so it's more pronounced in the video(s), but to me it's noticeable and irritating at normal operating distance even when the fans are at mid-strength. The only time it's drowned out by other noise is when the laptop is pretending to be a hair dryer 😂

I've never had a laptop make noises like these, certainly not where I could notice them from this distance. It sounds more like this thing has an HDD inside!

This is an HN7306EA-LX037W.

After spending quite a bit of time with the ASUS ProArt PX13, I can say that overall, it’s an excellent machine. Performance, build quality, display, and raw power are all impressive.

However, there’s one area where I think ASUS could still improve things significantly: fan control and thermal profiles.

The built-in profiles work, but under certain workloads it feels like the cooling system isn’t being used to its full potential. This becomes especially noticeable during sustained heavy workloads such as local AI, compiling, rendering, or other demanding tasks.

I wanted more direct control over fan behavior instead of relying entirely on the predefined profiles, so I ended up creating ProFan, a utility that makes manual fan control on the ASUS ProArt PX13 much easier.

🔧 ProFan
https://github.com/ezenwa/ProFan

The idea is simple: give PX13 users more control over how aggressively the laptop is cooled and make better use of the cooling hardware that is already there.

For me, the ProArt PX13 is still an excellent machine. I just think its cooling hardware can be better utilized when the user has more control over the fans.

The project is available on GitHub, so if you own a PX13 and want to try it out, feedback, testing, and suggestions are more than welcome.