Asus G751JY CPU high temperatures

Hi guys, I've recently bought an almost new G751JY (no money for a brand new G752 ) and I found that the cpu reaches very high temperatures, even if running very old benchmarks like 3dmark vantage. Temps can vary from 88° to 95°. I've searched online and I've found that the problem is caused by a very very very "permissive" cpu fan, that is to say that the table of temperatures embedded into the bios/ec doesn't make the fan to reach higher rpm when the temperatures go near to the limit.

Now, I know that using XTU to underclock/undervolt or repasting are the more common solutions, but I remember that, at least 5 years ago, in this forum there were really fantastic persons like Chastity and Gary Key that solved a lot of my G73's problems, like the GSOD (vBios) or the keyboard light (fix by Gary). Is it possibile to do something similar to build up a new bios/ec with a modified table of temperatures? Maybe also using the experience of the guys from Techinferno, I don't know...

My hope is to find a permanent solution, also modifying the existent bios, but obviously I need some help!

 

try to blow air in the cpu and gpu wents by putting something sharp inside the fans to avoid them from getting damaged or simply open up the laptop and repaste it and clean it and hopefully you will have some improvement in you temperatures not all problems are hardware or software related

 

I've already blown the vents, the notebook is clean. Obviously, repasting is the best solution, but it's very difficult on this machine (I've repasted two g73 and a m18x-r1, this one is similar to the g73, but I don't want to teardown it for now). If only the fan could work a little bit harder, then the problem could be solved. It's a well-known problem, I found lots of threads on the ROG forum.

 

i'll suggest you to do the repaste job before its too late