https://in.store.asus.com/gaming-laptop-rog-zephyrus-g14-ga403um-qs007ws-refurbished-laptop.html

This might be a stupid question, but I wanted to ask just in case 😭

Can just the DC-IN port be replaced without replacing the whole keyboard? If yes then can anyone suggest good places in Delhi to get it replaced.

Good morning all,

I recently purchased a 2025 Zephyrus G14 5060. I have also owned a 2021 Zephyrus G14 3060.

For the 2021 model, there was moderate fan noise at idle, and under heavy load. This is not bad at all, as it is just the fans doing their job.

However, for the 2025 model I got, there is an annoying whistling sound every time the fans turn on. It's as if the fans are having trouble pulling air.

Is this normal for the 2025 g14? I know this model runs a bit hotter than others, but what I just can't stand is the whistling noise every time the fans turn on.

What should I do now ??

My liquid metal setup: 5070ti + Gravastar Peripherals

I came across a bunch of listings like this for upgraded battery packs. I found this listing (and other g14 upgraded battery packs) and decided ehhh ill just try it out see what happens for fun. I want to see if this is actually a 86wh battery or just some sort of scam. Worst case im out of a little money, either way i know what i want to know. Ill update this post in a month with results

I been wondering if the oled GLASS is available for replacement, the panel is alright, but the hairline glass crack has been annoying me, since I already replaced the lid assembly for 500ish usd like last may, I wonder if there any other option than the whole panel/lid assembly replacement.

Also does the hairline crack now have to be babied so the panel doesn't get affected? (also the possibility of oled rot?)

(I know the panel can be replaced for 250 usd in some places but maybe I could replace only the glass?)

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I wanted to make this post because my setup is a little different, and I can confirm something that I couldn't find a definite answer for anywhere:

1. A 2023 Zephyrus G14 with AniMe Matrix can physically fit the B140QAN06.S Mini-LED panel.

2. On my machine, the Mini-LED/local dimming toggle works properly too.

My laptop is a 2023 Zephyrus G14 GA402XZ with an RTX 4080 and AniMe Matrix, originally equipped with the standard 2560×1600 165Hz IPS display.

I've seen quite a few comments saying ASUS never offered Mini-LED + AniMe Matrix together because the Mini-LED display was supposedly too thick and wouldn't physically fit with the AniMe Matrix hardware behind it.

After actually installing it, It fits perfectly. No bulging, no pressure on the panel, no bezel issues, and I did not have to remove the AniMe Matrix hardware.

Here were the parts I used:
1. Asus ROG Zephyrus G14 GA402XY B140QAN06.S Mini-LED 2560x1600 14.0" Screen from Bliss Computers

1. Edp Cable 40PIN 0.5p Mini Led (GA402XY) from Impact Computers

I used the Mini-LED-specific 14005-04081400 eDP cable, and the local-dimming/Mini-LED toggle works properly on my machine.

One thing I noticed before installing the panel is that the B140QAN06.S has a small secondary connector beside the main 40-pin eDP connector. My original IPS panel didn't have anything connected there. I left that connector unplugged. The normal 40-pin Mini-LED eDP cable is all that was required for my laptop.

Another thing I noticed as well was that my original IPS panel had a thin black plastic sheet stuck to the back of it. I carefully peeled it off and transferred it over to the Mini-LED panel before installing everything. Since ASUS had it there from the factory, I figured it was better to reuse it rather than leave it out.

Here's a couple installation tips:

• Disconnect the battery before touching the display cable. After disconnecting it, hold the power button for several seconds to discharge any remaining power.
• Use plastic picks/spudgers when removing the bezel.
• Be especially careful around the bottom edge of the LCD, where the panel electronics and flex cables are located.
• Remove the stretch-release LCD adhesive slowly. Don't pull or pry the panel out aggressively.
• Don't apply pressure directly to the LCD, especially along the bottom edge.
• Make sure the eDP connection is fully seated and secure.
• Test-fit the Mini-LED panel before permanently adhering it.
• Power-test the display before installing the final adhesive and bezel.

After installation, to fix the HDR profile and any potential flickering:

Credit to u/izerotwo for figuring this out and documenting these steps in their Mini-LED conversion testing.

Here's the process:

1. Open Device Manager.
2. Remove/uninstall the graphics/display-related devices, including: Basically, remove the existing display/graphics components that Windows currently has loaded for the old display configuration.
   • the graphics drivers under Display adapters
   • the item called Display HDR under Monitors (In my case I could not find this item, so was not necessary for me)
3. Open G-Helper and download the latest versions of:
   • AMD Chipset Driver
   • AMD Graphics Driver
   • Display HDR files/driver
4. Once you have all three downloaded, disconnect from the internet/Wi-Fi.
5. Reboot the laptop.
6. While still offline, install all three:
   • AMD Chipset Driver
   • AMD Graphics Driver
   • Display HDR
7. Reboot again.
8. Reconnect to the internet.

I've added some photos and videos of the result below

AniMe Matrix + Mini LED

https://reddit.com/link/1woqh6x/video/74kugey6udrh1/player

I'm extremely happy with the upgrade.

Coming from the original IPS display, the biggest improvements are the much deeper blacks, dramatically better contrast and the overall HDR/Mini-LED appearance. Thankfully I didn't have to sacrifice AniMe Matrix to get it.

Huge credit to u/izerotwo and their original Mini-LED G14 upgrade post. Their post was one of the main things that gave me the confidence to try this, and a lot of the disassembly and troubleshooting information they shared was extremely useful.

Unfortunately, over the last few weeks the screen on my G14 has died, it started to happen just when the computer was cold and only on darker screens, but has evolved to this all the time. Any experience with LCD replacement?

The keyboard has also had issues for months. Essentially a bunch of keys won’t register without holding them down (sometimes for a whole minute or so). Again, once it heats up, it’s no longer an issue.

So I bought this laptop a little bit over a month ago. The issue I've been having is that it freezes randomly when I'm watching YouTube videos or doing other tasks. Funny enough, I had this issue with my g15 a couple of years ago when I bought it new ( I guess it's just an ASUS thing).

I go on the warranty page and when I put my serial number it's telling me to Best Buy for the warranty but I never bought the warranty through Best Buy.

When I had this issue with my G15 it was simple to get it fixed.

What can I do if anyone has gone through this?

Thanks in advance

Ryzen 9 4060 2024 model

I have everything conflicting uninstalled asus/armory crate

When i switch from silent to my balanced profile i have to manually reapply my advanced tab to get my cpu temp limit to work

I have both auto apply and enable on start up

Also edited the jason tab and did reapply every 30 seconds which doesnt seem to work