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    G53S Temperature too high!

    Discussion in 'ASUS Gaming Notebook Forum' started by TheDumpap, Jan 1, 2013.

  1. TheDumpap

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    Hey guys just registrered because i need some help.
    I have a ASUS G53S notebook, and it has some really high temperatures.

    IDLE:
    GPU = 51 celcius
    CPU = 45 celcius.

    Havent tested when gaming, but just being idle those temperatures and its VERY loud. People suggest cleaning, but i dont know how deep i'm allowed to open the laptop before warranty goes away?
     
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  2. alaric_t@hotmail.com

    [email protected] Notebook Evangelist

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  3. TheDumpap

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    Well sure i will try that, but in the video he says "I recommend taking the bottom cover of". Well that will take my warranty. But i will try doing it into the vents.
     
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    clean it!!!!!
     
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  5. TheDumpap

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    Well thats a pretty (sorry to say) dumb answer. Because as stated above, there is no way to clean it without voiding my warranty.
     
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    Blowing out the vents from the corners should be sufficient
     
    Chastity, Jan 2, 2013
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  7. alaric_t@hotmail.com

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    Taking off the bottom cover doesn't void your warranty, as far as I know. That isn't really the same thing as opening the rest of the laptop and getting at the components, which is what a repaste of your GPU - your only other option - would require.
     
    [email protected], Jan 2, 2013
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