I traded in my old Asus G71GX-RX05 at Bestbuy to and got the new G72. I have a small question regarding the laptop:
How do I control the "headlights" on the laptop that I could on my G71 by using Direct Console 2.0?
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I don't think you can control the lights. I asked this question and one person said to take off the lid and unplug them - lol
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Soviet Sunrise Notebook Prophet
That counts as controlling the lights to me.
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No lol there are two led lights at the front of the laptop, under where your wrists are when you are typing. There are 2 lights in each corner, well i think they are lights, because the ASUS G71 had the same design.... if anybody could help me figure out how to turn them on i would greatly appreciate it
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I fiddled with the G72GX at Best Buy today to get my answer above, was there to pick up Borderlands! Awesome Game!
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How was the G71GX-RX05? im thinking about getting it ;o
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I just shined a light at them and there was a reflection as to them being lights. -
Oh, thats unfortunate...i really liked those little lights at nightime. It really added to the uniquness of the laptop. Oh well, at least the g72 has the chiclet backlit keyboard. Also, i have another question- Does the g72 still have the GPU underclocking when the GPU hits a certain tempurature? I think i just experienced this problem when my FPS dropped substantially in MW2
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The GPU comes underclocked from ASUS.
The true numbers are floating around here in one of these threads. -
So to answer your question, NO, the downclocking issue is not apparent on the G72 as no one has reported so thus far. You losing frames on MW2 is most likely due to other factors in your computer (virus, unstable overclock, DDR timings, ect.), so who really knows... -
no,the bios update did not fix the issue completley. If you put the g71 and g72 into sleep mode, and upon awake, the gpu will still underclock after hitting a specific temperature. In order to prevent the gpu from underclocking, you must do a full restart. It bothers me because i can never put my computer to sleep and expect to play a game shortly afterwards
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I had the G71 and now have the G72 and they both will do this. It is completely random, but seems to happen more if you use the laptop for a while then go into a game. you will go from 60fps to 5fps. The only fix for it is to restart.
The one issue I have that the G71 didn't was the Turbo gear over clock. If you set the over clock on, you will start getting the "rubber band" effect in games. Specifically this is happening in AION. If you turn the overclock to standard, it stops. Not really sure why this is happening, but it is kinda disappointing that I can't overclock anymore. -
What do mean by "rubber band effect"?
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Discussion in 'Asus' started by Mahatma Gandhi, Nov 9, 2009.