My laptop shutoff while I was playing RDR2

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So my laptop shutoff completely when I was playing RDR2
It is not turning on when I press power button

My specs
Asus TuF Gaming Laptop Fx705DT 17.3inch

GTX 1650 4GB VRAM Ryzen 5-3550H 8GB DDR4 RAM

I was playing the game on low settings 1920*1080p res it ran smoothly with temp 85-90c
I had cooler pad installed to and it decreased the temp

The game was stuttering little bit today and now my laptop is completely turned off

Plz help me
I got this laptop on May 26th

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Laptop just shutdown byitself and won't turn on

So my laptop shutoff completely when I was playing RDR2
It is not turning on when I press power button

My specs
Asus TuF Gaming Laptop Fx705DT 17.3inch

GTX 1650 4GB VRAM Ryzen 5-3550H 8GB DDR4 RAM

I was playing the game on low settings 1920*1080p res it ran smoothly with temp 85-90c
I had cooler pad installed to and it decreased the temp

The game was stuttering little bit today and now my laptop is completely turned off

Plz help me
I got this laptop on May 26th

[DarkCrystalMethod]

Swap out the battery with a charged one.
Plug in the charging cable.
Try once more.

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Originally posted by DarkTurkeyGobblingCrystalMethd:

Swap out the battery with a charged one.
Plug in the charging cable.
Try once more.

Can't do that
If I take out screws warranty goes ofd

[Spawn of Totoro]

Contact Asus for support as it is still under warranty.

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Do I stop gaming?

So today while playing RDR2 my laptop just shutoff without warning and won't turn on I was using cooling pad with 5 fans too . Temp around 85-90c

I had bought laptop at may 26th
Thankfully it has warranty but I fear of the same thing repeats again then I would have to pay fat money to get it fixed and I use the laptop for work,study

I am currently using my spare laptop
I'm just really sad that I can't play games in laptop

Specs
Asus TuF Gaming FX705dt
GTX 1650 4GB VRAM Ryzen 5-3550H 8GB DDR4 RAM

I don't know what's the issue whether it's the laptop itself or some faulty part
Anyways let me know your opinions

[=CrimsoN=]

Probably doesn't have proper heat circulation. A lot of laptops have heating issues. Why don't you game on a desktop?

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Originally posted by -CrimsoN-:

Probably doesn't have proper heat circulation. A lot of laptops have heating issues. Why don't you game on a desktop?

Well I wanted to go for desktop
But lack of availability of parts and also untrusted sources for getting parts then also the issue of assembling them

I liked portability too

[Rumpelcrutchskin]

It`s fairly cheap gaming laptop so probably have not paid much attention to proper cooling system etc.
Even laptops that cost two three grands have always lot weaker cooling options then you can achieve with desktop because of room and design limitations.

[=CrimsoN=]

Originally posted by 🔥Shadow Rage🔥:

Originally posted by -CrimsoN-:

Probably doesn't have proper heat circulation. A lot of laptops have heating issues. Why don't you game on a desktop?

Well I wanted to go for desktop
But lack of availability of parts and also untrusted sources for getting parts then also the issue of assembling them

I liked portability too

Do you have some sort of of laptop cooling pad? I mean it might only help marginally, but it's better than nothing if the issue is overheating. I use HWmonitor to see the temps on all my computers.

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Originally posted by -CrimsoN-:

Originally posted by 🔥Shadow Rage🔥:

Well I wanted to go for desktop
But lack of availability of parts and also untrusted sources for getting parts then also the issue of assembling them

I liked portability too

Do you have some sort of of laptop cooling pad? I mean it might only help marginally, but it's better than nothing if the issue is overheating. I use HWmonitor to see the temps on all my computers.

Yes I do
Used a 5 fan cooling pad

[Ghost Robertson]

You should look at slowing your system down if it's over heating...

I mean losing some frames in games is better than a dead laptop.

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Originally posted by Ghost Robertson:

You should look at slowing your system down if it's over heating...

I mean losing some frames in games is better than a dead laptop. :winter2019happybulb:

Can't undervolt or overclock it
Cannot change fan speed also

[Dom]

85-90c is a lot even when you're running a heavy game. That could be damaging - of course, this also depends on which CPU you have. Some CPUs deal with heat better than others.

With my (high-end) laptop I used to get 90c on TF2 until I figured that the game's FPS is capped at 300. I reduced it to half (150 FPS) and the overheat problem disappeared.

If cooling pads don't help, you have to give up some frames.

[Yamantaka]

Pretty hard to say anything without knowing what actually got broken.

I know someone with similar Asus TUF laptop, with better GPU and more memory and it has been running for a year now without any issues. Bought from Europe thou, if that makes any difference in build quality (some parts could be different?). Cooling pad doesn't do much because placement of air intakes in the bottom of that chase. Maybe 1-2 degrees less I guess.

Good that you have warranty. Ask what part was in fault.

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Originally posted by Yamantaka:

Pretty hard to say anything without knowing what actually got broken.

I know someone with similar Asus TUF laptop, with better GPU and more memory and it has been running for a year now without any issues. Bought from Europe thou, if that makes any difference in build quality (some parts could be different?). Cooling pad doesn't do much because placement of air intakes in the bottom of that chase. Maybe 1-2 degrees less I guess.

Good that you have warranty. Ask what part was in fault.

Yea it's completely dead even charging light isn't on
I'm guessing the motherboard died all of a sudden since charing light is also not showing