Ok so I've had this laptop for 8 months now, but I'm still paranoid about some issues.
Laptop specs:
First of all is this scratchy (or kinda screechy) noise. What the heck is it? If I'm playing a game then the sound is completely nonexistent, if the laptop isn't plugged into the charger then the sound is barely hearable, but is the most prominent when I'm moving my mouse or when the laptop is under some load, but not game levels of load. This is an example though you have to really turn up your sound to hear it
View: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=x5Qq4d7Z27g&list=UU9h_EfGgkATT_62IekKXGNw&index=1
Secondly, my CPU is pretty much always at 90 C if I'm playing any game that makes me drop below 60 fps (the temperature does instantly drop if I tab out so the cooling is working fine). Something like LoL only goes up to 87 degrees on the hottest CPU core. Unless a game is really intensive on the GPU then the GPU might reach 90 C (which seems like the throttle for CPU and GPU temps) but like 80% of the time it's on 50-76 C while gaming. Is the constant CPU 90 celsius really normal even for a budget gaming laptop?
Also why the hell does Windows not let me install touchpad drivers no matter what. It always stops and cancels installation just before finishing and just says "Drivers couldn't be installed" or something similar.
Laptop specs:
- ROG Strix 503GE
- Intel I5-8300H 2.3 GHz
- Nvidia Geforce GTX 1050Ti
- Intel HD Graphics 630
- 8 Gb RAM (I believe DDR4)
- Seagate Firecuda 1 TB SSHD
- Windows 10 - 64 bit
First of all is this scratchy (or kinda screechy) noise. What the heck is it? If I'm playing a game then the sound is completely nonexistent, if the laptop isn't plugged into the charger then the sound is barely hearable, but is the most prominent when I'm moving my mouse or when the laptop is under some load, but not game levels of load. This is an example though you have to really turn up your sound to hear it
Secondly, my CPU is pretty much always at 90 C if I'm playing any game that makes me drop below 60 fps (the temperature does instantly drop if I tab out so the cooling is working fine). Something like LoL only goes up to 87 degrees on the hottest CPU core. Unless a game is really intensive on the GPU then the GPU might reach 90 C (which seems like the throttle for CPU and GPU temps) but like 80% of the time it's on 50-76 C while gaming. Is the constant CPU 90 celsius really normal even for a budget gaming laptop?
Also why the hell does Windows not let me install touchpad drivers no matter what. It always stops and cancels installation just before finishing and just says "Drivers couldn't be installed" or something similar.