Then should do prime, since we have no option of OC on CPU, i think using this is sufficient to test on temp, if your temp not exceed 105C (TJmax) the speed will go down (throttled) to protect the CPU. Just keep monitoring then should be fine.

yeah.. but CPU test needs at least 4 hours.. duh

No need 1 lar~~ u notebook only not OC rig mah~

U all can test the system stability in shorter time with prime

Just select custom and test with
1344fft 1344fft 1minute 80-90% available ram for 15mins
If can passed the test u can test with 1792fft 1792fft 1minute 80-90% available ram for 15mins too

Normally,if your system is unstable..one of the workers will stop/BSOD will happen within 10mins of both test

CPU temp is usually 10C higher than GPU. and they tend to go higher as high as 100C easily. I haven't really had the time to do benchmark since i re-paste, but so far GPU temp is nice and my CPU temp so far highest hit is around 90C

when i play battlefield 3 multiplayer my cpu temp on old mobo can shoot up to 95c sometimes..

Some games are also CPU demanding~. But games such as Tomb raider don't~ . gotta know sometimes which games is CPU demanding

i'm downloading the beta 320.49 driver now

http://www.nvidia.com/object/notebook-win8...eta-driver.html

This is unacceptable, a gaming laptop has no efficient cooling system...

The F is Asus doing?

The beta driver is good p

from the ama session with asus reps, the way they responded were funny; it's like skipping most questions about BGA, soldered cpu, and custom gpu. damn.

Yeah i do realize it through after scrolling several pages haha.. WTF man WTF. G750 question.. skipped.. VGA being core lock .. skipped .. people disappointed with their product.. skip~ those easy2 question are the ones answered. I could be an ASUS rep. just skip the whole lot and answer those damn easy question.

Also, having ivy bridge still better than haswell. We should be glad for that. Many lab rat kena already.

well actually its like that.. happens to ivy bridge also.. earlier release seems to have high temps and stuff compared to the already steady sandy bridge its a pattern.. newer ones will have lab rats til they fix it and make it stable~ the usual

The only explanation is they wana sell their product 1st, rather they fix the problem b4 it market it to the public. IMO it happens to all the product. Market 1st, patch later.

New mobo experience for playing 2 hours of non stop battlefield 3 multiplayer: both CPU n gpu temp hover around 92c when no gaming, halloway is correct. CPU is slightly hotter than gpu at 55c n 45c respectively

92c when no gaming? Is that typo or what?

u mean when gaming 92C? err that gpu isnt suppose to go that high tho.. although that CPU is normal i think

but its nice to know at idle urs is at 55 and 45 respectively

shit happens all the time~. nothing really surprising.. its better to wait for a bit before going headless chicken running around~

Normally i'll jz wait for the last batch of CPU phase out and make purchase. It has greater OC capabilities & IMC strength .

1st batch? no thx. Die also duno what happen

i just wait for reviews~ lol.. and ivy bridge e is coming out.. hmm.. im so lazy to read more about it tho~