Laptop turns off during playing CSGO

[SammoFS]

Hey all. I need some help with my laptop (Asus N61JQ) Usually I should be able to play CSGO fine on 40-60FPS, but now it runs from 20-62 fps and around 90-93% on battery (and plugged in), my pc just turns off. (and tbh It's pissing me off.) they are a different battery and charger since the old one started smelling like an electric fire. But even after i got these new things, csgo ran fine. now with any game (apart from some games like DEFCON: Everybody Dies) it usually just turns off my pc. Any help appreciated

[Blebekblebek]

overheat

[SammoFS]

Just now, Blebekblebek said:

overheat

It shouldn't be.

Even if i only just start up my pc and play it'll probably crash.

[Blebekblebek]

The symptoms were match

it throttle first, then it shutdown.

 

You can deny all you want.

[SammoFS]

Just now, Blebekblebek said:

The symptoms were match

it throttle first, then it shutdown.

 

You can deny all you want.

Calm down.

I'm just telling what I f*cking experienced. 

[Blebekblebek]

Just now, Rika Shiguma said:

Calm down.

I'm just telling what I f*cking experienced. 

I am calm down, you are the one who got upset for no reason.

 

[SammoFS]

Just now, Blebekblebek said:

I am calm down, you are the one who got upset for no reason.

 

"You can deny all you want"

You're assuming what you believe to be the problem IS the problem lmao

[Blebekblebek]

Just now, Rika Shiguma said:

"You can deny all you want"

You're assuming what you believe to be the problem IS the problem lmao

because that is exactly what happen

instead get furious, you simply run hwmonitor to see your own temperature
It also happen to older ASUS laptop that my wife use, exactly the same, though different games.

 

[FloRolf]

totally excited to see the results! @Rika Shiguma

[SammoFS]

@Blebekblebek @FloRolf Well, It lasted longer than usual and i got to play a comp match (got my silver 2 back lmao, im a nub)

Well, It ranged from 80-95 degrees on the cpu

and usually 78-83-4 on the gpu.

 

[FloRolf]

3 hours ago, Rika Shiguma said:

@Blebekblebek @FloRolf Well, It lasted longer than usual and i got to play a comp match (got my silver 2 back lmao, im a nub)

Well, It ranged from 80-95 degrees on the cpu

and usually 78-83-4 on the gpu.

 

Well there you go. 

Get one of these laptop coolers for 20bucks and it'll probably not crash anymore. 

[SammoFS]

19 hours ago, FloRolf said:

Well there you go. 

Get one of these laptop coolers for 20bucks and it'll probably not crash anymore. 

i turned up the gpu fan which may have of helped, but i also do have one of those fans under the pc (it elevates the computer)

[NLD1st]

Open up the laptop, clean out the CPU heatsink and apply new thermal paste. Did that to my laptop recently went from 93 c under to 60. 

[SammoFS]

On 5/30/2017 at 11:44 PM, NLD1st said:

Open up the laptop, clean out the CPU heatsink and apply new thermal paste. Did that to my laptop recently went from 93 c under to 60. 

I'm already saving up for a new pc. 250+ (AUD) saved and my birthday is coming up. (Plus I do chores and my brother has to pay me back so I'll probably be getting my pc real soon)

[Introvert_Monk]

1 hour ago, Rika Shiguma said:

I'm already saving up for a new pc. 250+ (AUD) saved and my birthday is coming up. (Plus I do chores and my brother has to pay me back so I'll probably be getting my pc real soon)

Do you plan on getting a laptop or a desktop? If it's a desktop then I would suggest that you replace the thermal paste in your laptop. You may need a portable computer in the future that does not have overheating problems and thermal paste is not that expensive (at least not where I live). Of course, it is totally up to you if you will want to use your current laptop or not after you buy a new PC. If you are planning to get a laptop I guess you can deal with this problem for a bit more.

[vaiwalker]

23 hours ago, Rika Shiguma said:

I'm already saving up for a new pc. 250+ (AUD) saved and my birthday is coming up. (Plus I do chores and my brother has to pay me back so I'll probably be getting my pc real soon)

never believe that your siblings will pay you back. lmao

[SammoFS]

On 6/1/2017 at 3:41 PM, Introvert_Monk said:

Do you plan on getting a laptop or a desktop? If it's a desktop then I would suggest that you replace the thermal paste in your laptop. You may need a portable computer in the future that does not have overheating problems and thermal paste is not that expensive (at least not where I live). Of course, it is totally up to you if you will want to use your current laptop or not after you buy a new PC. If you are planning to get a laptop I guess you can deal with this problem for a bit more.

I will not need a laptop. 

 

On 6/2/2017 at 1:49 PM, vaiwalker said:

never believe that your siblings will pay you back. lmao

he's 22 nearly 23. He will. (If he doesn't.. *evil grin*)