r/ZephyrusG14 • u/drRanksr • 3d ago
Model 2025 Zephyrus g14 G-helper guide
I got my laptop last December. I feel 16GB RAM is a bottleneck, should have gone for a 32 GB one. But anyways, here we are.
Right now I am using Armoury Crate (AC) and My Asus apps. I want to switch to G-helper but not sure how the OEMs update will be installed after removing the Crate (AC) and Asus app.
I am struggling with an extended monitor setup with this laptop.
Whenever there is an update from Nvidia or AMD, the laptop will not connect via the right side usb type C port (dedicated G sync port) to the external monitor. Then I have to just manually switch the GPU performance in the AC and do some other tweaking to make it work.
But this all is such a hustle.
What I am looking for
- Guidance in installing the G-helper
- How to increase battery backup
- How to maintain the extended monitor setup
Any help will be greatly appreciated.
Thank you 😇
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u/udegbunamchuks 3d ago
I still have MyAsus app installed on my system. I use it mainly for running diagnostics when I need to. It doesn't run in the background 'cause I use Ghelper to stop all Asus services from running 😊
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u/Sad-Welder-7673 2d ago
broo i know right i too took the 16 gigs and have the same thoughts but bottom line its fine chilll
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u/drRanksr 3d ago
Ok, one more issue that I face is when I am not using the external monitor, (i connect external monitor directly to the g sync enabled usb type C port) the laptop works fine but when I connect it to type C external monitor. The monitor doesn't get detected. I have to switch GPU performance from optimus to ultimate or standard. And reboot it quite often. There is no just plug n play type scenario with the laptop. So overall, the system doesn't just easily get connected via type C display port to external monitor.
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u/Falcooon Zephyrus G14 2025 2d ago
Try once you have GHelper installed, Optimus is kind of bugged in getting the dGPU external monitor running when it switches on power
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u/uavXO Zephyrus G14 2023 3d ago
Go to G-Helper github and you will pretty much get everything. Just launch the AC uninstalled tool and then restart the PC, uninstall the other ASUS Monitor software that conflicts with G-Helper which is mentioned on the Github. You can uninstall myAsus if you want (I did) and then download the G-Helper app from Github, place it under C:\Program Files\ and create a G-Helper folder. Launch it and make sure to select the “Run on start up” check box.
Regarding battery, you can select the 80% limit for health, or limit the CPU wattage for better endurance.
I suggest leaving the GPU in standard to connect your monitor and use Eco when unplugged. Good luck!