I've seen on this forum that it's either the CPU fan or the GPU fan that is giving trouble. So has anyone found the solution that doesn't require to disassemble the laptop every month? If this is caused by a design defect and cannot be fixed by an update, I believe asus has the responsibility to recall the defective product and compensate the consumers. As far as I know, the problem of crazy fans has been found in China, Australia, Europe and other places, which may be a design problem. We need to get asus to pay attention because this problem is not just in the us. This computer is not cheap, and I don't want to spend a lot of money to buy a defective product. Who knows if more people speaks about the problem, ASUS will raise its priority: If you are from USA (or at last bought your notebook there), I suggest that you contact the CEO using the following link. Right now I'm in contact with the ASUS CEO (from USA) in the hope that he dig more into this problem and give a final solution.ītw, in my case, it is the GPU fan that goes crazy. too bad it lasts only for 1 month, but it is better than going crazy with the turbine sound in my ear The only thing that helps is unplugging the cables.

For months, I tried to find some 'logic' about what triggers the problem, but I couldn't.

I updated everything, nothing solved the problem.

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