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Gaming laptop turns off after playing for a while

N1c0TV
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Hi, i just bought second hand a gaming laptop ASUS ROG G814 with Intel i9 13900k RTX 4080 16GB ram 1TB NVME, if i play a game like LOL, it plays just fine, but if i open a game like CS2 after playing for 5-10 mins the notebook just shuts off entirely, i stress tested the gpu with furmark and did the cpu slasher but nothing happened, any help? ty!! 

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3 minutes ago, jaslion said:

There is a very very very very very good chance that cpu has degraded and is basically dead. As every 13th and 14th gen i9 is expected to do.

Laptop cpus are not affected by the degreading issus i think he has a i9-13980HX or smth like that 13900k is a destop cpu not used in laptops

 

i think its just full of dust and overheats into shutdown when cpu/gpu are hit at the same time 

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Just now, xhackforeverxdx said:

Laptop cpus are not affected by the degreading issus i think he has a i9-13980HX or smth like that 13900k is a destop cpu not used in laptops

 

i think its just full of dust and overheats into shutdown when cpu/gpu are hit at the same time 

it is a 13980HX, i did clean the fans but it has liquid metal on cpu and gpu so i didnt want to touch that 

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2 minutes ago, xhackforeverxdx said:

Laptop cpus are not affected by the degreading issus i think he has a i9-13980HX or smth like that 13900k is a destop cpu not used in laptops

 

i think its just full of dust and overheats into shutdown when cpu/gpu are hit at the same time 

They are also affected sadly. Lesser yes but they are on the list.

 

Hows temps during gaming?

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2 minutes ago, jaslion said:

They are also affected sadly. Lesser yes but they are on the list.

 

Hows temps during gaming?

I doubt is that i cant find many reports about it and should it not bluescreen then ? not fully shutdown without anything 

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4 minutes ago, N1c0TV said:

yeah but he wont do anything to fix it so im stuck trying to solve this 

Where did u buy it thats fucked up man :c did he admit to it having problems before ? maybe he already knows whats the issu is and was like * aint worth it * 

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34 minutes ago, xhackforeverxdx said:

Where did u buy it thats fucked up man :c did he admit to it having problems before ? maybe he already knows whats the issu is and was like * aint worth it * 

Just a random facebook seller, he didnt say anything about this issue

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8 minutes ago, N1c0TV said:

Just a random facebook seller, he didnt say anything about this issue

What i dont get is that u dont get the same issu on a synthetic load gaming most of the time is hitting the hardware less then a full synthetic load on both cpu/gpu could u maybe check the windows eventviewer and see if u have a error there maybe a power failure or smth ? its maybe possible the power supply is not providing as much power as it should and causing the shutdown ( smth similar happend years ago on a old alienware but in that case it also happend on a synthetic load) 

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35 minutes ago, xhackforeverxdx said:

What i dont get is that u dont get the same issu on a synthetic load gaming most of the time is hitting the hardware less then a full synthetic load on both cpu/gpu could u maybe check the windows eventviewer and see if u have a error there maybe a power failure or smth ? its maybe possible the power supply is not providing as much power as it should and causing the shutdown ( smth similar happend years ago on a old alienware but in that case it also happend on a synthetic load) 

i will try this

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On 6/16/2025 at 8:35 PM, N1c0TV said:

and temps reached 90C on cpu and 87C on gpu 

To me this seems like there could be an issue with the liquid metal. My laptop also came with LM on the CPU and after around 1.5 years, I had my CPU constantly running at 95°C in games where before it would sit in the mid 80s. There were a few select cores reaching over 95°C while some were as cold as 82C°. Turns out that the LM formed an oxidized spot over the cores that got so hot. I wasn't that confident at first but I opened the laptop, removed the heat sink and could easily get rid of the oxidized spot by rubbing it away with a q-tip using the remaining LM. Did the same on both the cooler and the die and voilà, my CPU was back to the mid-80s with an even spread across all core. Also applied fresh paste to the GPU as it was totally dry and bam, good as new. So far I haven't had to do any more maintenance on it and it's approaching the age of 5 already

Even in such a powerful laptop, the GPU shouldn't be running at 87 degrees

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