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expired Posted by Sanras • 3d ago
Apr 21, 2025 4:03 PM
ASUS ROG Zephyrus G16 Laptop (Open Box Excellent): i7 13620H, 16" 1080p, RTX 4070
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Primarily, it will black screen crash at high loads with the GPU. SO exiting a game, the optimus switch to intel will trigger a bluescreen. I've used both B16 (latest bios) as well as B15. Multiple re-installs.
It would crash on shaders as well.
Last straw was booting into Batocera (linux). I figure my problems were windows related and an eventual bios/driver fix would solve them. But same problem under Linux.
I ended up building a desktop PC w/ RX 9070XT and zero crashes.
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Very hard to find any so far..
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Does "Fair" condition mean its fine for general usage and gaming or will there be functional issues with thermals, fans, performance etc?
I am not really concerned with scratches or non-functional aspects of it.
There are 4070s of in 14-14.5" laptops as well. Zephyrs g14 and Acer has some off the top of my head.
That's less PPI than a $100 phone.
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Primarily, it will black screen crash at high loads with the GPU. SO exiting a game, the optimus switch to intel will trigger a bluescreen. I've used both B16 (latest bios) as well as B15. Multiple re-installs.
It would crash on shaders as well.
Last straw was booting into Batocera (linux). I figure my problems were windows related and an eventual bios/driver fix would solve them. But same problem under Linux.
I ended up building a desktop PC w/ RX 9070XT and zero crashes.