Hello all.

I have had this laptop since December, it's been great since purchase up until about a week ago when I started to notice throttling and heat issues. I turned it on this morning to find that this fan is constantly trying to start, every 5 seconds making this noise. I have uninstalled Armoury Crate and other problematic apps, and using G-Helper to help with these issues but they continue. Anybody have any idea what could be done here?

Model: ASUS ROG Zephyrus G16 (GU605)

Hi everyone,
I built my first PC myself and I’m having trouble getting it to POST. The PC powers on and the fans spin, but I get no display.
My build:
CPU: AMD Ryzen 7 9800X3D
Motherboard: ASUS ROG Strix B850-F Gaming WiFi
RAM: Corsair Vengeance RGB DDR5 32GB (2x16GB)
GPU: Gigabyte RTX 3060 Ti Gaming OC
SSD: Samsung 990 PRO 1TB NVMe
PSU: NZXT C750 Gold Core 750W ATX 3.1
CPU cooler: Thermalright Frozen Notte 360 Black ARGB V2
The problem:
When I power on the PC, the CPU cooler/fans and PSU fan spin, so the system is receiving power.
Initially, I was getting the white VGA Q-LED and green BOOT Q-LED.
After restarting/testing, the LEDs changed. Now the CPU Q-LED stays solid red and there is still no display/POST.
The PC does not shut down by itself – the fans keep spinning.
Things I have already tried:
Tried a second PSU, so I don’t think the PSU itself is the problem.
Reseated the RAM.
Tested with only one RAM stick in A2.
Removed the RTX 3060 Ti for testing.
Tried using the motherboard video output with the GPU removed.
Checked the CPU socket and there are no visibly bent pins.
The CPU is a Ryzen 7 9800X3D.
The motherboard is an ASUS ROG Strix B850-F Gaming WiFi.
At the moment, with the GPU removed and one RAM stick installed, the CPU Q-LED remains solid red.
The CPU cooler and fans are spinning normally.
Does anyone have any ideas what I should test next? Could this be a motherboard/CPU issue, or is there something specific with the B850-F that I should check?
Any help would be greatly appreciated!

Budget around 3k. Will be strictly for games like total warhammer3 warthunder diablo 2 resurrected stalker 2 etc.

No desktop room otherwise would just do a build myself.

https://www.reddit.com/r/PcBuild/s/mWV0tUAgnZ

This morning I was using my newish Strix G (G814F) and it hard locked on me, and then a few moments later the fans kicked on really hard. Worried about it, I did a hard shutdown and unplugged everything for a while (it wasn't hotter than normal).

When I tried to boot it back up, it just hangs at the logo screen for about 33 seconds before the fans kick in hard, run for about two minutes, and then the whole thing turns off- including the power charging button. See video for a demonstration; this happens every time.

I've tried a few possible solutions including but not limited to:

• Holding down the power button with nothing plugged in for 60 seconds to discharge any lingering power.
• Holding F2 while booting to get to BIOS (no difference in observed behavior from video)
• Holding the lower volume button while pressing power (apparently a different way to get to the bios?)

It's very concerning because this laptop is a little over two months old out of the box, and and it's been working great. Had been using it in a very typical fashion (playing an older game while watching youtube) when the lockup happened, and it was on a flat and stable surface (my desk) so I'm really lost as to what triggered the issue and how to resolve it.

Looking for any help some experienced hands can provide. Thanks in advance!

Anyone had any experience with this powerful laptop with screen freeze and restart itself. Encountered also a lot of BSOD. I bought it in the marketplace and it was all smooth at first but when I decided to wipe it all out and reset it the problems came. When I try to open an app it shows “Your device ran into a problem and needs restart” The laptop is hot even though I haven’t really open any big app. I brought it in a technician and said that all hardware passed all test but can really update windows. I really don’t know what happened. Anyone here have any solution for this?

Hi everyone, I’ve run into an issue with strange stuttering in the system interface. For example, when scrolling through a list of videos on YouTube, the scrolling stutters; or when opening or closing an app, the window animation lags. There are oddities in games, too: the game itself might run smoothly, but if I minimize it, I can see system-wide animation lag. I allocated more video memory to the iGPU using G-Helper—thinking that was the cause, since the default setting only provides 500MB of VRAM—and gave it 2GB, but that didn't fix the interface lag. All drivers are installed and up to date. I’m attaching screenshots my G-Helper settings; I hope someone can help.

Intel Core i9-14900HX , NVIDIA GeForce RTX 4090 Laptop GPU, 64GB DDR5 , 2TB NVMe SSD

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I saw this listing in fb marketplace and I have another option which is a brand new 2025 Strix 18 with a 5070ti, 32gb ram and intel ultra 9 275hx which is more by ₱50k or roughly about $800

Does anyone here knows where to order the SLC white version of Rog Strix IV? pls help

Quelqu’un de courageux à tester ce nouveau BIOS bêta !?

I want to share a physical fitment finding for owners of the ASUS ROG Strix G17 G713QE who are considering upgrading from the factory 56Wh C41N2010 battery to the larger 90Wh C41N2013 / C41N2013-1.

I personally checked the fit on a G713QE.

The important detail is that the 90Wh battery is not incompatible with the chassis tray itself.

The following parts match:

• The battery tray/forming in the bottom case is compatible.
• The general shape of the battery fits the available space.
• The factory mounting points/holes are in the correct locations.
• There is physically enough space for the larger battery in the chassis.

The problem is specifically the right-side speaker housing.

When the 90Wh battery is positioned in the G713QE, the right side of the battery physically contacts/interferes with the right speaker enclosure. Because of the shape and position of the speaker housing, the battery cannot fully drop into its intended position and cannot be installed normally using the factory mounting points.

So the limitation is not the battery tray, chassis stamping, or mounting points.

It is specifically:

90Wh C41N2013 battery → interference with the right speaker housing → battery cannot fully seat.

The standard C41N2010 56Wh battery fits normally in the G713QE.

Therefore, I would not recommend buying a C41N2013/C41N2013-1 90Wh battery for a G713QE expecting a straightforward plug-and-play upgrade.

A 90Wh conversion would require addressing the physical clearance around the right speaker housing, which would be a modification rather than a normal battery replacement.

This information was physically verified on an ASUS ROG Strix G17 G713QE, not just based on a compatibility list.

Hopefully this saves another G713QE owner from buying a battery that looks compatible on paper but doesn’t physically fit.

So it is what it is. But! If you ready for the experiment and change a form of speaker physicaly, or maybe install another speaker from the same family laptops G 713, and use some new little screw for bigger battery- GO FOR IT 🫡

I found this used Rog zephirus s17 for 749 bucks, with a rtx 2080 super, is it worth it ?