Gl702vs notebook fancontrol install#
Gl702vs notebook fancontrol driver#
Gl702vs notebook fancontrol full#

Anyways reinstalled the ATK package and now my FN keys work but the ROG fan gamer button doesn’t work, what other driver am I missing I’ve googled and couldn’t find anything but Theis party solutions but that wouldn’t use the button itself.

Gl702vs notebook fancontrol install#

You can Use Gpu-Z sensors tab to see temps and performance reasons. ASUS GL702VS Fan control not working Driver issue Doing a fresh install as I got a new ssd. Sounds like the Cpu temps are good enough, little undervolt is ok.

Gl702vs notebook fancontrol full#

Any help is appreciated, feel free to ask for any additional info. ASUS ROG Strix GL702VS i7-7700HQ Notebook 43.9 cm (17.3') Full HD Intel Core i7 16 GB DDR4-SDRAM 1512 GB HDD+SSD NVIDIA GeForce GTX 1070 Windows 10 Home Titanium Edit this data-sheet Windows 10 offers more safety for your device, with features like Windows Hello and always-enabled free updates. If some particular tests can help solve the issue better I can do them too. RealBench, Prime95 and a few lighter stress tests haven't shown anything, seems to happen only while actually gaming. Idle temps have been high lately (60-70 C) but they're never crossing 94 C on load. I do have a 125mV Underclock on the chip but these drops have been happening before the underclock, they've just gotten worse lately. The clock speed never changes during this time and temps are normal (It never shows thermal throttling in Intel XTU). Eg- While playing Ghost Runner, the usage is around 45-60% typically but it suddenly drops to 15-20% on all cores and causes massive fps drops for 2-3 seconds every 2 minutes or so. Haven't been able to find the core of the issue but I'm very certain it's CPU related because I checked through HWMonitor that during gaming the CPU's utilization drop by 10-30% depending upon how demanding the game is. I use an Asus ROG GL702VS Laptop and have been experiencing random fps drops in almost every game. Thanks for pointing out that it could be the GPU because I wouldn't have thought of that. The problem from what I gather was actually the GPU at 81C holding back the CPU. Works pretty great now when GPU is working hard. The fans were slowing down in a couple hours so used 'Notebook Fan Control' to fix them at 100% always since they're not too loud and I use headphones mostly anyway. The GPU was still reaching 90C so added a bit of undervolt to stabilize the clock speed through MSI Afterburner.(825mV - 1640MHz seems stable after testing)Ĥ. By registering your device, you can easily manage your product warranty, get technical support and keep track of your repair status. Increased Thermal limit of the GPU from 81C to 91C with 'GPU Tweak II' which increased stability a bit.ģ.

Undervolted the CPU a bit more, to around -140 mV (seems like the limit because it BSOD'd at -145mV during heavy benchmarking)Ģ. I already use a laptop cooler which has pretty strong airflow. But is useless if you are throttled by thermals. If you are experiencing overheating problems or loud fan noises and grinding, follow these steps to remove the fans for replacement, repair, or cleaning. This can be from vdroop, sometimes increase power helps. This is a step by step guide for the removal of the Asus ROG Strix GL702VS cooling fans for replacement or repair. Can you adjust the case flow to help the card maybe?