
asus zephyrus g15
After using the laptop for around 1-2 hours , top left corner starts turning purple then it spreads to all the corners and edges what might be the issue

After using the laptop for around 1-2 hours , top left corner starts turning purple then it spreads to all the corners and edges what might be the issue
Just finished repasting my laptop to cool it down, and no matter what I do, I just can't get the battery cable plugged in. I dont know exactly how much pressure to put, but it will not snap in and the metal piece is much lower than the cable. The wires on the connector spark when I try to plug it in, but supposedly thats normal from what I've looked up. Somebody tell me what to do, Im lost.
I've got a 2021 G14 (Ryzen 9 5900HS + RTX 3060), clean Windows 11 install, using G-Helper instead of Armoury Crate. When I turn the laptop on, the fans are normal during BIOS/boot, but a few seconds after I reach the Windows desktop they suddenly ramp to 100% and stay there — even though the CPU isn't even hitting 50°C. Setting Silent mode in G-Helper does nothing, the fans just ignore it.
The weird part is I had this exact issue about 2 years ago and fixed it with some software tweak, but I honestly can't remember what I did. Now it's back, and this time it happens on almost every boot. A full shutdown used to fix it, but lately even that doesn't always work. I'm pretty sure it started after a Windows update before it was everything fine then suddenly this started happing everyday again after 2 years
I've tried basically everything: disabled Modern Standby, rolled back the ASUS System Control Interface driver to an older version, ran G-Helper with SYSTEM privileges (psexec), did an EC reset, uninstalled the update and went back to 24H2. I also ran the MyASUS hardware fan test and it passed, so it doesn't a hardware issue. I'm on BIOS 415
Has anyone actually fixed this permanently, or remembers the software fix from a couple years back?
Hi all, don’t know where else to turn to. I have been playing games in my Asus Rog Zephyrus G15 for several years now with no issues. Last week there was steam fest for demos. I have played a few. One of them crashed and not I can no longer play any unreal engine game. Keep getting UE-R5 fatal error. Being chatting with AI about to no avail. I was trying windrose, a game I played on Friday and the one I have 150+ hrs on. And it just keeps crashing into first few seconds of booting the game. I have tried other 6 games that worked and all crash few seconds into launching them.
I have:
Cleared steam
Uninstalled nvidia app and reinstalled
Deleted nvidia cache
Did a windows restore to Friday
Cleared unreal engine cache
Reinstalled VC++ redistributable
Seems like R5 error log says the unreal engine uses battery power for some reason. But in all asus settings it’s set for performance turbo.
Tried a unity game and played just fine.
Not sure what to do. Anyone experienced this?
My 2022 Zephyrus with the Ryzen 9 6900HS, RTX3070Ti was getting slightly warm when gaming... On games that I regularly I play like BF6, HD2 or Halo Infinite, my CPU would get up to 95-97C and the GPU would get up to 85C... So finally after building up some courage to deal with LM for the first time, I decided to get ptm7950 to give some life back to my old laptop. After removing the heatsink I realized that most of the LM at the center of the CPU had dried out, which I'm sure was the main source of the warm temps I was getting. After installing PTM7950, for both CPU and GPU, and adding new VRM thermal putty, I powered it on my laptop and tried the same games again... and GAWDAMN!!! I noticed that the temps for the CPU were at steady 80-83C and the GPU at 75C when playing the same games at High settings, and at idle it dropped from 55-60C while using the fans at max speeds to 45C with the fans set in quiet mode... I feel like I should've done this from the beginning but I was scared of the LM... overall I'm very happy with the results!!
Was literally just playing a game thats not even gpu intensive and it suddenly fades to black. I can still restart it but it dies after startup
And for some reason it only turns on when I plug the charger. I didn't even pressed the power button.
If you have any idea why this is happening Im happy to hear it in the comments!
Hello! I have a G15, about 5ish years old, that I bought new. It's my first gaming laptop and the first Windows computer that I have personally owned.
When I first got it, I knew far less about maintenance or things to avoid, so I definitely could have taken better care of it for the first couple of years. This mostly amounted to not using it on a hard surface and playing on surfaces like lap pillows or cushions. I did use Armoury Crate to monitor CPU/GPU temperatures and kind of knew what thresholds I should be monitoring.
Within the first year, I noticed how hot the laptop would get (no surprise in hindsight!) and sent it in to exercise the warranty before it was too late. I've had it elevated and on top of a cooling fan for the last 2.5-3 years, and have learned more about PCs over that time.
It has always run hot, but only had a pattern of crashing for games like Cyberpunk. Recently, I reinstalled Cyberpunk, and I’m having a hard time getting consistent performance with pretty moderate settings (definitely no ray/path tracing, utilizing DLSS/frame gen, low crowd density, and everything else at medium or lower).
I cleaned the fans yesterday and have done so periodically over the years, but I've never removed the heat sink, replaced thermal paste, or anything else. I've never built a computer or taken one apart more than removing this laptop’s chassis and cleaning the fans.
I also stress-tested it yesterday after cleaning the fans in Prime95, Furmark, and OCCT. It was my first time using OCCT, so I apologize if I didn’t capture all the relevant info (results & pics included).
Prime95 (HWiNFO64 temps): CPU maxed at 95.2 C (forgot to grab avg, probably 2-4 below)
Furmark (HWiNFO64 temps): GPU maxed at 89.2 C, averaged at 86.5 C.
**Hot Spot**: Maxed at 97.6 C, averaged at 94.4 C.
OCCT (HWiNFO64 temps): See included images for details, please.
**Memory**: Maxed at 93.9 C, averaged at 86.3 C.
**CPU + RAM**: Maxed at 94.9 C, averaged at 94.4 C.
3D Adaptive: GPU maxed at 87.1 C, averaged at 86.2 C. CPU maxed at 93.6 C, averaged at 83.4 C.
**Linpack**: Maxed at 94.9 C, averaged at 94.3 C.
**CPU**: Maxed at 94.8 C, averaged at 94.0 C.
Laptop specs:
TLDR: I have a 5-year-old G15 that’s running hot, and I’m curious what I can do to potentially cool it down more than what I’ve already done (external cooling fan, cleaning the fans, lowering game settings, etc.)
Two years ago, several keys on my keyboard failed to work for no reason after booting it up. So I replaced the keyboard.
Several months later, the computer decides to have problems with freezing and BSODing randomly. Somehow I fixed this by messing with the USB drivers after a year of trying to fix it on my own without spending money.
Last night, I booted it up and the laptop screen for visual randomly just decided to not work… just in time for the release of Deltarune chapter 5 :)
Why can’t i just use this system without the thought that something will randomly decide to die one day and there’s nothing you can do about it???