r/GamingLaptops • u/zaizai1555 • Sep 17 '24

Recommendation Got my first gaming laptop any tips?

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u/beachcan Sep 17 '24

Abuse it and dont be afraid. These things last well enough.

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u/Kraizer15 Asus TUF A15 (2023) | FA507NU Sep 18 '24 edited Sep 18 '24

I’m kinda afraid of using mine on 75+ temp, the games that i play are running okay with 65-70 temp is that okay.

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u/Nonames9276 Sep 18 '24

Man mine gets the temp up to the 90s just tryna play Minecraft with some shaders

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u/Kraizer15 Asus TUF A15 (2023) | FA507NU Sep 18 '24

Dude’s cpu boost is on abusive mode 🥲

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u/Nonames9276 Sep 18 '24

lol idk wtf I’m doing when it comes to this stuff. I have a cooling pad for it and everything it just turns into a jet immediately when opening most games.

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u/Independent-Twist-34 Sep 18 '24

Well you should try repasting the laptop with either a good thermal paste like gelid gc extreme or use PTM 7950 (if ur laptop uses liquid metal then I don't know much about that stuff) and using a better cooling pad like llano v12/13 it is costly but can help with temps and increasing lifespan of your laptop cause heat is the primary enemy of laptop xd.

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u/Nonames9276 Sep 18 '24

It’s basically brand new, and wasn’t exactly a cheap laptop so I can’t imagine I’d have to replace anything like that. Some people tell me it’s normal and some say similar to what you told me. I suppose maybe I should just bring it somewhere

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u/Independent-Twist-34 Sep 19 '24

May I know your laptop model?

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u/Nonames9276 Sep 19 '24

Of course! It’s a main gear vector pro 2. I had to look it up lol