04-27-2023 03:44 PM - edited ‎04-28-2023 11:26 AM. The pulsing means your ROG Spatha X is charging, this is good. Check on the bottom of your ROG Spatha X the switch is set to wireless mode. In the picture, you'd slide the switch down. The little green mark at the end of the switch is showing that it's in wireless mode. ROG Strix XG16AHP-W Portable 144Hz Gaming Monitor — 16 inch (15.6 inch viewable) FHD (1920 x 1080), 144 Hz, IPS panel, NVIDIA G-SYNC Compatible, non-glare, built-in 7800 mAh battery, fold-out kickstand, USB Type-C, micro HDMI, embedded ESS amplifier, ROG Tripod and ROG sleeve. ASUS estore price is the price of a product provided by ASUS Solution. #4. Sawyer35 said: a connectivity adapter extra. I wonder how well those work out. As I understand it, USB-C is capable of providing much more power for high powered USB devices (like high rate cell phone charging?). With a 'dumb' adapter you'll never get the same power output from a USB-A port. However, now with the invention of S0 sleep that is being forced down our throath (by Microsoft whitout any backlash from the OEMs it seems) im experiencing a slight displeasure with battery drain, the cause is the SoC not putting everything to sleep properly which results in excessive NoHwDrips. Asus must be aware of this because they made an Options. 03-19-2018 06:34 AM. HI, I got the above status on my ASUS ROG Gl553VE. I've checked the charging cable (unplugged and re-plugged it). I've checked the plug on the laptop. Seems clean. I went to device manager/battery and uninstalled the devices. Restarted the laptop in the hope windows will download the drivers again. My laptop is not suffering random reboots or any crushes but it shows drops on FPS on all games every 10-15s under high load, especially on Cyberpunk or Doom Eternal (from around 60 to 15FPS) .This is strange that 3D Mark works perfect with those. I was thinking that's CPU throtling because CPU has around 95C-97C when drops occuring however on Introduction. Go to step 1. This is a simple guide on how to replace the battery in your Asus ROG Strix GL553VD gaming laptop. Lithium batteries such as the one inside your gaming laptop deteriorate over time, losing their ability to hold a charge. This may not be a problem if you use your gaming laptop plugged in most of the time, but if you ASUS G533QS 15.6" FHD 300Hz Ryzen 9-5900HX 32GB RAM 1TB SSD GeForce RTX 3080 Here at least, it's been fantastic, haven't had any issues at all. In that time I've added a crucial SSD and a 980 Samsung SSD and have replace the combo wifi/Bluetooth card for one made by Intel because the Intel works with Linux out of the box. xvqPbtC.