gu605 幻16air u9 185h+4060

[swishzzy]

Rules

• I made myself familiar with the Readme, FAQ and Troubleshooting.
• I understand that, if insufficient information or no app logs will be provided, my issue will be closed without an answer.

What's wrong?

when i use the graphic mode:only intel integrated graphic,if i change the graphic mode into hybrid ,pl1 and pl2 will not changed correctly but become 90 and 95 walt no matter what the fan mode is.

How to reproduce the bug?

click only integrated graphic mode ,click hybird mode
now the issue will show up, untill change fan mode .

Logs

log.txt

Device and Model

gu605mv-185

Additional information.

No response

Armoury Crate

Uninstalled

Asus Services

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Version

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OS

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[seerge]

@swishzzy hello,

Eco mode just disables dGPU and Standard enables it back. It’s not related to power limits anyhow.

Where do you look at them?

[brammie15]

2025-01-16.02-02-50.mp4

I think i have the same problem
When i don't have any external temperature monitor software open Ghelper reads 95 degrees on my cpu.
The moment i open the software it drops to the correct value.
This is anoying since i have to keep hwmontor open to not make my fans go wild
(See attached video)

[seerge]

@brammie15 hello, I don't think that your situation is anyhow related to the issue starter.

But anyway - it looks like on your device the asus CPU temp sensor is just broken(?), so it reports nonsense (95C). G-Helper has a fallback reading from windows CPU metric, but it looks like that metric works only when you run hwmonitor.

However, fans are always controlled by BIOS, not by G-Helper and along BIOS own temperature measurements.

You can try hard-reset to see if it fixes bugged asus sensor. You can also double check what temp does AC report at the same time (it should be same).

[seerge]

@swishzzy any updates here ?

[swishzzy]

屏幕录制 2025-01-24 234838.zip
After many tests, including redoing the system and using armoury crate, I did find that in IGPU mode, both dynamic PL1 and PL2 would be locked at 40 and 50W, which should be Asus' design

[seerge]

@swishzzy hello, then it means firmware on your device is programmed in that way.

If you want app to re-apply a performance mode each time you enable or disable dGPU - that's also possible.

Just quit app, open %appdata%\GHelper\config.json and add following param to the beginning of the file:

"mode_reapply" : 1,

[seerge]

@swishzzy Did adding "mode_reapply" help you ?