Step #1: Download the Driver & Utility from the ASUS Official Support Site and then navigate to the Armory Crate Installation SOP. So, to fix this, you have a simple solution You’ll need to get the most recent drivers from the ASUS website as soon as they become available because Armoury is directly altering your laptop’s settings.

The fundamental reason may be from Armory Crate and improperly installed appropriate drivers, which might also make it appear strange. Most of it comes back to the Armoury Crate software issue.Īdditionally, if you try to change the lighting effects, you can get the same problems with the backlit keyboard. You either receive an abnormal speed or none at all. I was not having overheating problems so I left the paper intact assuming Asus knows that they are doing.If the ASUS ROG Zephyrus G15 fan control is an issue for you, you cannot change the fan speed. Looks like Asus decided to block air channels directly under the fans for some reason. You have to be really careful with the plastic fan itself if you deform it too much it will be uneven and then immediately go bad again.Īs I write this, the fan is silent and it is going 750RPM.Īs far as the 'black paper' I can confirm. Each side I got a little 'click' as it pulled away from the assembly.

Īside from cleaning and blowing air through while the machine was open, I took the metal blade tool which is used to pry open cases from the ifixit kit and pried the fan away from the base on 3 sides.

I used an 'ifixit' toolkit to take off the back then carefully flipped the fan over. Today I installed a Fan utility called Speedutil and benchmarked the CPU fan - getting to the noisy part and stuck around 400rpm. It got to the point where any minor vibration would trigger the noise.

I have an Asus ROG Zephyrus with the common CPU fan noise.įor about a month the fan has been getting noisy, and I would just put the laptop to sleep and then wake it right back up and it would go away.

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