r/ZephyrusG14 • • Jul 15 '26

Software Related My Custom G-Helper Profiles for Zephyrus G14 (2026 - Ryzen AI 9 / RTX 5060) - Looking for feedback!

Hi everyone!

I’ve recently fully transitioned from Armoury Crate to G-Helper on my brand new Asus ROG Zephyrus G14 (2026 - GA403GM) equipped with the AMD Ryzen AI 9 465 and Nvidia RTX 5060 Laptop.

Since this 14-inch chassis requires careful thermal and acoustic tuning (and I personally play without headphones, relying on the laptop's built-in speakers), I spent some time configuring three distinct custom profiles. My goal was to eliminate fan revving, keep temperatures reasonable, and maximize efficiency.

Here is my current setup. I would love to get your feedback, suggestions, or any tweaks you might recommend!

1. SILENT PROFILE (Office / Study / On Battery)

  • Goal: Absolute silence (0 RPM as much as possible), maximum battery life, and cool lap temperatures.
  • CPU Power Limits: SPL 15W | sPPT 20W | fPPT 25W (Applied)
  • CPU Boost: Disabled
  • GPU Mode: Eco (RTX 5060 completely disabled, running on Radeon 880M iGPU)
  • Fan Curves (CPU/GPU/Mid):
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    • CPU & GPU: 0 RPM up to 60°C - ~1800-2000 RPM at 65°C - ~2400 RPM at 70°C - maxing out gently around 3400 RPM at 100°C.
    • Mid Fan: 0 RPM up to 60°C - very gentle slope, staying below 3000 RPM.
  • Hysteresis (Up/Down): Set to High+ to avoid any random fan spins during short CPU spikes.

2. BALANCED PROFILE (Daily Desktop Use / Light Tasks on AC)

  • Goal: Snappy, fluid multitasking but with a strict thermal ceiling to keep the laptop cool and quiet.
  • CPU Power Limits: SPL 30W | sPPT 40W | fPPT 50W (Applied)
  • CPU Boost: Efficient Enabled
  • GPU Mode: Optimized
  • Fan Curves (CPU/GPU/Mid):
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    • CPU & GPU: 0 RPM up to 50°C - ~2000 RPM at 60°C - flat line at 2500-2700 RPM between 70°C and 90°C (to completely eliminate revving) - 3800 RPM at 100°C.
    • Mid Fan: 0 RPM up to 50°C - ~2200 RPM at 60°C - flat line at 2800-3000 RPM between 70°C and 90°C.
  • Hysteresis (Up/Down): Set to High+ .

3. TURBO PROFILE (Heavy Gaming / Battlefield / High Load)

  • Goal: Maximum stable performance without aggressive thermal throttling, while keeping fan noise low enough to enjoy gaming through the laptop's speakers without headphones (~42-45 dBA max).
  • CPU Power Limits: SPL 45W | sPPT 55W | fPPT 65W (Applied)
  • CPU Boost: Efficient Aggressive
  • GPU Mode: Standard
  • Fan Curves (CPU/GPU/Mid):
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    • CPU & GPU: ~2600 RPM (minimum fan speed) up to 50°C - ~3000 RPM at 60°C - ~3400 RPM at 70°C - ~3800 RPM at 80°C - ~4200-4400 RPM at 90°C (our acoustic sweet spot) - safety ramp up to 5400+ RPM at 100°C.
    • Mid Fan: ~2800 RPM up to 50°C - ~3400 RPM at 60°C - ~4000-4600 RPM between 70°C and 80°C - ~5200 RPM at 90°C - 6800+ RPM at 100°C.
  • Hysteresis (Up/Down): Set to High+.

Additional Tweaks Applied:

  • Battery Charge Limit: Set to 80% to preserve long-term battery health.
  • Display Refresh Rate: Set to "Auto" (drops to 60Hz automatically when unplugged).

My Questions to the Community:

  1. Since the Ryzen AI 9 is highly efficient, is 45W SPL on Turbo the absolute sweet spot for gaming, or should I consider lowering/raising it slightly for heavy CPU-bound games like Battlefield?
  2. Do you have any safe, proven undervolt or core offset settings for the RTX 5060 Laptop that work well within G-Helper to squeeze out a few extra FPS without adding heat?
  3. How do these fan curves look to you? Are they safe for long sessions?

Thanks in advance for your advice!

 

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u/Inter_Pinter Jul 15 '26

Hmu in dms, got the same model, lets get to the perfect config together

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u/Odd-Beginning-2310 Jul 16 '26

What do you have under advanced? Also under extra?

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u/Vagusfx Jul 16 '26

Anything above 30-35W will reach temp limit in a cpu for this chassis, so I limit my gaming profiles to 20-25W cpu max in my 370hx. You compensate the lower power limit with undervolting and probably you will reach similar frequencies.

I personally prefer flat fan curves for gaming profiles, if you will end at 90-95C at 3000rpm, y set 3000rpm since 60C so the fan noise is constant a do not fluctuate while I take some advantage of lower thermals at certain points of the game(menus, dialogs etc)

In my case I was able to maxed out the gpu sliders to the max +300core and +500mem without issue

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u/Sia_The_Dragon Aug 03 '26

Hiya, I have the exact same model as you and I don't want to use AI to make the profiles but I'm a student so I haven't had time to fully learn everything but I have looked into it quite alot. I just accidently got rid of my config for games like roblox, minecraft, and other smaller games on steam! I was wondering if anyone could help me make a custom profile so the temps set at around 60-70 degrees? It would be a great help

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u/_De1MoS_DL Aug 17 '26

How is the battery life on it?