How hot does this laptop get while gaming? Ill most likely be gaming with it on my lap, so i dont want it to be too hot.
1436568
Overall though it is great. Fps doesn't drop at all and the graphics can be set on high quality without it lagging as well
1436569
hot hot hot.. so long you have like a laptop cooler or something you should be fine
1436570
I am not going to lie to you, it gets hot. It remember just watching YouTube videos and it got really hot.
354617
Not sure if it only has one fan. It has a button I push when I want the fan to blow faster when gaming. The air coming out is pretty warm when gaming but I don't know the exact temp. To me it doesn't matter. I really like this laptop and it performs awesome.
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I'm not a hardcore gamer, so I can't answer from that point of view. I got this laptop for heavy duty computation, including CAD, software/simulation development, and photo/audio/video processing. The in-unit cooling is very effective and surprisingly quiet. Like you, I had initially considered a laptop cooler, but decided to wait. IMHO, it's not necessary. Maybe I'll use the money I saved to get some games!
1713759
I don't know about the battery itself getting hot. I typically use my computer on my lap so I put the laptop on a cooking pad.
1670547
You'll want to get a cooler just to keep the temperature down when gaming, especially with some of the more demanding titles. The graphics card can get very hot. There is actually a model of cooler out there that has detachable fans that you can move to target specific portions of the computer, so that would be a good choice, since most of the heat seems to come from the rear right part of the laptop (where the gfx card is). The dual fans work well, but I use a cooler just to extend the life of the laptop and be sure that it is sufficiently cooled during gaming. Plus, if you're buying a $2300 laptop, a $30 cooler is really no big expense. You'll want to get a cooler just to keep the temperature down when gaming, especially with some of the more demanding titles. The graphics card can get very hot. There is actually a model of cooler out there that has detachable fans that you can move to target specific portions of the computer, so that would be a good choice, since most of the heat seems to come from the rear right part of the laptop (where the gfx card is). The dual fans work well, but I use a cooler just to extend the life of the laptop and be sure that it is sufficiently cooled during gaming. Plus, if you're buying a... » Read More You'll want to get a cooler just to keep the temperature down when gaming, especially with some of the more demanding titles. The graphics card can get very hot. There is actually a model of cooler out there that has detachable fans that you can move to target specific portions of the computer, so that would be a good choice, since most of the heat seems to come from the rear right part of the laptop (where the gfx card is). The dual fans work well, but I use a cooler just to extend the life of the laptop and be sure that it is sufficiently cooled during gaming. Plus, if you're buying a $2300 laptop, a $30 cooler is really no big expense. « Show Less
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It comes with a cooler boost thing, but the truth is it gets pretty hot when gaming.
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It's a bit high, but i expected as much seeing how thin the laptop is, also the dual vents help a lot and the smart dedicated /integrated video card switcher, helps a wjole lot to keep temp at bay. I hope this answer is helpful to you, besides that, its a GREAT laptop, the metallic finish looks awesome, and the customizable backlit keyboard is really cool.
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The ASUS ROG G750JH is, indeed, a beast of a laptop in terms of performance. And, in my experiences with it, over the past few months, it runs cool when I play games for hours on end. So, in my opinion, you likely will not have need for a laptop cooler.
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yes it gets hot at times but not too much compared to other laptops, I would say medium.... but there are other more serious problems for example the keyboard is awful !!!
74063
I'm about to put a review up, but I've had it for 3 weeks and it does get VERY hot. Much hotter than a 17" I had and hotter than a 15.4" I had. I mean like I didn't know it was safe for it to run this hot, and this is straight out of the box. However, I game for significant periods of time and I haven't had an overheat. Someone in newegg said this thing gets to 64 degrees C with a cooler, and that is accurate. If you buy this for gaming, I would reccomend a cooler (that shoots air to the front of the computer, since that's where the vents are) and u shud be fine. It comes with a free 2 yr accidental dmg warranty (if you register it w/ asus by mailing them a small slip that comes w/ the computer), so send it back if it does overheat.
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It gets warm with heavy use, such as gaming (it handles flash games surprisingly well - almost as well as my i5 powered desktop), but it does not get hot. You can use it comfortably in your lap while wearing long pants, or even shorts, without fear of injury.
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As long as the fans on the bottom are not covered, personally i have had no problems with noise or getting too hot, gaming on it has ben perfection.
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its decent for it. its got integrated graphics which kinda sucks, but itll play things like skyrim on low settings, if you want to use that as a benchmark. i havent noticed any overheating problem. i personally use it for gaming as im a twitch streamer and this is my main rig atm. i havent really tried newer games on it as much. it has slowdown with dolphin (gamecube/wii emulator) but runs things like Skullgirls no problem.
884179
I don't have any problem with overheating, it just more heavy than regular laptop.
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actually one of the things i love about this laptop i the cooling feature. When gaming, it gets, warm. When just using it to go on the web, it spits out cold air. like if i left it on right now, it would be some good air conditioning.
701700
I do some instructional screencasts and am occasionally a binge gamer... I've been consistently amazed by the temperature control on my laptop. After a few hours of a very graphics-heavy game it'll get hot, but I don't notice a performance hit and it cools off very quickly when I close the game.
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I game with it and it does get hot, not hot enough to shut down as some speculate but enough to lag your game. This problem is easily solved with an external cooling solution.