Asus g14 2021 linux

При данных настройках максимальная температура увиденная мной в очень экшонистых местах игры, была около 88°, но в основном прыгает в пределах 70-80° при непрерывной игре в течении часов 6. Троттлинга не заметил. Правда при этом куллеры крутят по 7700rpm и играть нужно уже в ушах, иначе даже в выкрученным звуком динамиков на полную, можно не расслышать некоторые диалоги ну и минус атмосферность конечно.
Для меня это не критично, так как играю крайне мало, да и в основном в мобильные танки. Да и в принципе 14″ длля игр, это как минимум странно

При офисной работе и домашнем залипании в ютуб, ставлю в том же Armoury Crate режим Windows и всё работает тихо:

Ноут брал для монтажа видео. 2к разрешение на 14″ экране конечно не очень удобно, так как винда не масштабирует интерфейс DaVinci, да и в самой DaVinci я не нашёл настройку масштабирования интерфейса. Это конечно очень неудобно если есть проблемы со зрением (у меня астигматизм и немного плюсовое зрение), но надевая очки, работаю спокойно и глаза не напрягаются. Также можно менять разрешение экрана, тогда всё будет нормально и читабельно выглядеть, но с небольшим мылом (из-за некратности разрешения fhd и 2k), что не сильно критично.
В самой программе монтажа всё работает очень быстро и шустро, без лагов и зависаний. Делаю простые монтажи с gorpo8. При рендере видосов, в режиме Windows, температура поднималась до 80°, думаю если нормально подстроить в Руководстве — будет держаться в районе 70°

Недостатки:
— Увеличенная клавиша пробела. Вроде как плюс,но если тапать по нижнему краю (там где размер увеличен), не всегда кнопка срабатывет. При наборе текста я такого не замечал, а вот в играх пару раз было. По большому счёту не проблема, сразу к этому привык и больше мисскликов не было.

— Очень плохо сделана подсветка клавиатуры. Неравномерная. Очень некрасиво смотрится. Но справедливо замечу, что при недостатке освещения, все клавиши читаются, просто эстетически выглядит погано. Асус ну как так, ну это же не ноут нижнего ценогого сегмента!

— Очень недоделанный софт настройки Anime Matrix. Но это уже совсем не практичная свистелка, но мне доставляет.

— Сенсор отпечатка пальца. Адекватно срабатывает 3-4 раза из 10. Этот пункт прям бесит. Уже сделал 5 или 6 вариантов одного пальца и всё равно очень часто при включении приходится набирать пин-код. Асус ну как так, ну это же не ноут нижнего ценового сегмента!

Клавиатуру мне особо сравнивать не с чем, но мой весьма придирчивый к мелочам друг, сказал что клавиатура весьма приятная.

Экран. Говорят он самый дешманский и с RGB-охватом там вроде есть проблемы какие-то. Мне на это по большому счёту плеввавть, я не занимаюсь лютым продакшеном фото/видео. Для иногда поиграть хватает. Для склейки видосов с экшнкамер без сильного цветокора — тоже.

Основной блок питания не маленький, но и не громадный, как у старых или очень мощных ноутов, вполне компактен. Вес конечно ощущается, но и не могу сказать что прям вот тяжёлый.

Использую данный ноут чуть больше месяца.
Если есть вопросы, спрашивайте.

Сообщение отредактировал panika238 — 26.07.20, 15:13

Начиная с 4:12 — быстрый способ выключения ненужного турбобуста на примере именно g14

Сделал по примеру этого чела. Теперь играю в Исход на режиме Windows, при 70°С и тихими куллерами. Думаю если подстроить в Руководсте, наверное и до 60-65 можно снизить, но это не точно.

Сообщение отредактировал panika238 — 27.07.20, 06:12

panika238,

Серьёзно сканер отпечатков?) Ну и насмешили. Я думал этим бредом никто не пользуется. Что-то вообще не понял зачем при включении набирать пин код, если его же можно просто не устанавливать, винда просто грузится как обычно.

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Wifi not working on ASUS rog zephyrus g14 2021

This is my first post on here, so hope someone will be able to help me. I’m also fairly new to linux so need some guidance as well.

I have recently bought an asus rog zephyrus g14(latest one) and installed ubuntu 21.04 on there and the wifi is not working. I am also dual booting with windows 10

It doesn’t display under settings in the gui, it does show up in lspci as Network Controller: MEDIATEK Corp Device 7961.

I tried looking almost everywhere for drivers but no luck.

Secure boot is disabled and there is now power management tab under device manager for the wireless in windows

I am really hoping someone can help me

See below output of lswh -C network and lspci

3 Answers 3

The problem is fixed by upgrading linux kernel to 5.12

As mentioned by Maciej, linux kernel 5.12+ has support MEDIATEK 7961. But since Ubuntu 20.04 has libc6 v2.32, I ran into issues while trying to upgrade linux kernel to 5.12.

So I installed Ubuntu 21.04 (which runs on 5.11.x kernel but has libc6 =2.33) on my ROG zephyrus G14. Then updated kernel to 5.12 and Wi-Fi is working now!

Edit: After a while it stopped working again even with mt7921e driver. Following this suggestion, I powered off the laptop (instead of rebooting it) and unplugged the power cable for a few minutes. Then the Wi-Fi adapter magically appeared. Related issue in the mt76 repo: click.

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Linux on Laptops: ASUS Zephyrus G14 with Ryzen 9 4900HS

This Ryzen 9 equipped gaming laptop was a beast under Windows—but will it Linux?

Jim Salter — Apr 10, 2020 1:06 pm UTC

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The Zephyrus G14 is a dual-GPU gaming laptop, and Linux tends not to fare well with that setup. But it’s the only Ryzen 4000 equipped laptop I have available—so it was obviously going to get Linux on it, whether it liked it or not.

Since brand-new hardware generally calls for brand-new distro versions, I grabbed a fresh copy of the Ubuntu Focal Fossa beta and gave it a whirl. I have the sad duty of reporting that the results were mediocre at best.

Installation

The first step in installation on a new laptop is everybody’s favorite game: which key do I press to get to BIOS? It took a couple tries, but on the Zephyrus G14, the correct answer is Esc . Pressing escape gets you to a boot selection menu, with an additional option to go into the BIOS/UEFI setup.

I already knew from my earlier experience with the Dragonfly G1 that using proprietary drivers and tainted kernels meant Secure Boot shenanigans. The Zephyrus G1 offers the ability to enroll a new key—but unlike the Dragonfly, it also allows you to disable Secure Boot entirely. This is just a test laptop, and there are only so many hours in the day, so I disabled Secure Boot rather than monkeying around with MOK keys.

With that done, and the USB drive selected as boot device, things looked good—I chose «Install Ubuntu» from the initial text mode menu. The screen cleared, and hey—an Ubuntu progress splashed underneath the Republic of Gamers logo! We’re on our way!

Five minutes of fans in leafblower mode later, the animation splash stopped moving entirely. Experimentally trying Ctrl Alt F2 to pull a different TTY didn’t accomplish anything, so I long-pressed the power button to turn the laptop off.

On the second try, I chose «Install Ubuntu (safe graphics mode).» This went much better, and I nexted my way through an Ubuntu install, joining my Wi-Fi network successfully along the way. «Maybe this won’t be so bad,» I thought. Unfortunately, on first boot, I got a blank, black screen. But this time, pressing Ctrl Alt F2 got me a working text-mode TTY, and I could log in successfully.

While poking around the system, the problem reached out and smacked me in the face: nouveau, the open source Nvidia driver, began dumping kernel errors to console faster than they could be printed.

Now I knew what the issue was—but the console spam prevented me from accomplishing anything, so I rebooted again.

After rebooting, I pulled a console on TTY2 again and created a new file /etc/modprobe.d/blacklist-nvidia-nouveau.conf :

Creating this file forces the system not to load the nouveau driver, even though it sees a device it thinks could use it. With nouveau blacklisted, I rebooted again—and this time, I got a graphical desktop.

Configuration

Unfortunately, while the desktop worked, the touchpad did not. That bulk you see looming off to the right of these pictures is my open-air rig, with the Threadripper 3970x on it. and it has a wireless mouse, so I stole it. Problem solved! With a working mouse, the next step was opening up the Additional Drivers applet and installing the proprietary Nvidia drivers.

Oddly, the Additional Drivers applet informed me that the Intel AX200 Wi-Fi 6 device wasn’t working—despite the fact that I was already connected to and busily moving data across a Wi-Fi network. I ignored its complaints about the Wi-Fi and rebooted.

After rebooting, the first thing I noticed was that the touchpad mysteriously started working. The Mouse applet showed the touchpad as enabled and had all options available—tap to click, two finger scroll, edge scroll, and so forth.

I gave the Threadripper its mouse back and opened up Additional Drivers once again. It was still complaining about the perfectly functional Wi-Fi not working; but it also confirmed that the proprietary Nvidia drivers were loaded and functional.

At this point, I rebooted to take a look at some of the options in the laptop’s BIOS menu. I didn’t change anything—but when I got back to the desktop, the touchpad no longer worked. So, I stole the Threadripper’s mouse again. The touchpad never did work again, across several more hours and several reboots of testing. C’est la vie, c’est la guerre.

GPU Testing

So far, things hadn’t been too bad. The fans spun up quite a bit more often than they had in Windows, which didn’t bode well for battery life. On the other hand, maybe extra-spinny fans meant we were really running on the RTX 2060!

The only way I could be truly certain was to fire up a GPU benchmark. Luckily, Superposition—the same benchmark I used on this laptop under Windows—supports Linux as well. Unfortunately, before even running the benchmark, I noticed it was reporting that the GPU had «N/A MB» of RAM. Unsurprisingly, it crashed when I tried to run the benchmark anyway.

With Superposition down for the count, I downloaded a free-to-play game instead. First, I installed Steam, then DOTA2. Full confession: I don’t know the first thing about DOTA2. However, I don’t think two frames per second is normal on the menu, before even launching a match.

I enjoy pain, so I tried starting a match anyway—and it rendered in seconds per frame, not the other way around. The game apparently wasn’t even running on the Radeon, let alone the RTX 2060—that smells like pure software emulation from here, and even the mighty Ryzen 9 4900HS wasn’t up to the task.

Trying—and failing—to make a GPU work

There are two possible methods of switching hybrid GPUs under Linux that I know of— vga_switcheroo , and bumblebee . You need an Optimus video card for bumblebee , and a hardware mux for vga_switcheroo . But vga_switcheroo also requires the open source nouveau driver, not the proprietary Nvidia driver—and the machine wouldn’t even run until I blacklisted nouveau.

That left me with bumblebee —more specifically, bumblebee-nvidia , which is supposed to work with the proprietary Nvidia driver I was running. The RTX 2060 Mobile isn’t on nvidia’s list of Optimus-supported GPUs, but I tried it anyway. Nope— bbswitch complained device not found when I tried to load the kernel module.

Just for grins, I tried downloading DOTA‘s Vulkan support and running the game from the commandline using steam steam://rungameid/570 -vulkan . No dice there either. Gaming is, at least for now, less possible on this gaming laptop than it would be on the typical $300 Walmart special.

Battery testing

I was pretty sure I wasn’t going to like the Zephyrus G14’s battery life under Linux, because the fans were spinning a lot harder and more frequently than they had been under Windows. But who knows, I could get surprised, right? So I fired up the BBC’s wonderful 10 Hours of Relaxing Oceanscapes clip on YouTube, noted the time, and let ‘er rip for an hour and some change while I put the kids to bed.

After the last kid was in bed, I went back downstairs to check—44-percent battery capacity, 1:04 remaining. So this is basically a two-hour laptop under Linux, if you don’t ask it to do anything more demanding than watch video clips. I’ve seen worse, of course—but it’s a far cry from the nine and a half hours I pulled on the same laptop, running Modern Office battery testing under Windows.

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ROG Zephyrus G14

The ROG Zephyrus G14 makes powerful, ultraportable Windows 10 Pro gaming accessible to everyone. Featuring up to an 8-core AMD Ryzen™ 9 5900HS CPU and GeForce RTX™ 3060 GPU, this slim and stylish powerhouse rips through the most demanding apps and games. Two gorgeous display options—high-res, high-refresh 120Hz QHD or ultra-fluid 144Hz Full HD—keep you immersed with lifelike, Pantone ® validated colors. Quad speakers pump out lush Dolby Atmos audio, while exclusive Two-Way AI Noise Cancelation makes voice chat crystal clear. Live life at Zephyrus speed with the ultimate blend of power and portability.

* AniMe Matrix™ LED display only available on select models.

Best Laptop Brand Winner 2020

ASUS consistently produced systems that were equal parts powerful, beautiful and innovative

Overall, the ROG Zephyrus G14 2021 is still the gaming laptop I will pick for myself in a heartbeat. While the performance isn’t quite up there against the heavyweights, the weight-to-performance ratio is definitely something that has me hooked. It ticks all the right boxes for me, with it being portable enough to be easily carried around when working, while still packing enough performance for me to kick back and enjoy some games during my free time.

APPROVED

ASUS ROG Zephyrus G14 (2021) gives a terrific gaming experience for enthusiasts wrapped in a light and small package.

ITH Rating 4.5/5

ASUS ROG Zephyrus G14 is promoted as the most efficient 14-inch gaming laptop in the world and it seems that in this case there is not even a hint of exaggeration.

Performance

ASUS ROG Zephyrus G14 is promoted as the most efficient 14-inch gaming laptop in the world and it seems that in this case there is not even a hint of exaggeration.

Design

ASUS ROG Zephyrus G14 is promoted as the most efficient 14-inch gaming laptop in the world and it seems that in this case there is not even a hint of exaggeration.

Quality

ASUS ROG Zephyrus G14 is promoted as the most efficient 14-inch gaming laptop in the world and it seems that in this case there is not even a hint of exaggeration.

ASUS ROG Zephyrus G14 is a successful equipment for work and entertainment. The applied AMD Ryzen 9 4900HS APU makes an impressive impression in terms of energy efficiency, achieving performance similar to that of processors drawing 2.5 times more energy from the socket. The laptop is slim, sleek, powerful, and battery-friendly.

Design

Power

The Asus ROG Zephyrus G14 (GA401IV), thanks to a processor with enormous computing power and a graphics chip with performance never before seen in such small devices, is undoubtedly the most efficient 14-inch laptop on the market.

Approved

I recommend it without a doubt.

Root-Nation rate 9.6 from 10

I recommend it without a doubt.

BEST PERFORMANCE

Zephyrus G14 GA401 has no equal on the market at the moment, being a real force demo of ASUS designers and engineers. A perfect combination of form and functionality, running at a higher performance level than other laptops in its class. AniMeMatrix is a kind of icing on the cake.

RECOMANDAT GIZ.RO

The ROG Zephyrus G14 GA401IV is by far the most powerful compact notebook of the moment. Asus offers here a true premium ultrabook that does not discount any major chapter, but even excels at the construction, typing experience, connectivity, audio system or autonomy.

ASUS consistently produced systems that were equal parts powerful, beautiful and innovative

ROG Zephyrus G14 2021 juga mempunyai rakan maya digital baru bernama Omni. Omni akan muncul di skrin dan paparan AniMe Matrix serta akan bertindak balas terhadap situasi berlainan yang berlaku pada peranti. Contohnya, jika bateri rendah, Omni akan menunjukkan ekspresi letih di skrin.

Size-wise, it is really small and portable. With a width of 32.4 cm and a depth of 22.2 cm, it is about the size of a typical serving plate. You can put it into practically any backpack

ROG Zephyrus G14 – Power and portability packed into one

The ROG Zephyrus G14 scores high in terms of portability and form factor, design, display, and battery life. If these parameters are vital to you, and most importantly, you want a powerful laptop that is also lightweight and portable, we can surely recommend the Asus Zephyrus G14

ASUS ROG Zephyrus G14 is promoted as the most efficient 14-inch gaming laptop in the world and it seems that in this case there is not even a hint of exaggeration.

I recommend it without a doubt.

ROG Zephyrus G14 passed almost all points of my test. If we put aside not only a comfortable and well-backlit keyboard and the absence of a webcam, it is one of the most balanced fourteen-inch gaming laptops on the market, which allows you to play older but also current production with its configuration, all with packed battery life. into a durable metal body with a nice design.

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