electron-G14Control VS nvidia-optimus-kill

check out if this can help you g14 control cpu tuning using ryzen adj ,I think this guy can help you https://github.com/sbski

I've been using this one for a year, it seems to be more complete than the other one from the repository (I'm not sure tho). I guess a quick check to see if it works is to test the different features you're interested in. You should consider that if you have both g14control and armoury crate installed at the same time they might clash and g14control might not give 100% expected results...

I first installed the latest release of the G14Control app. make sure that the application is not running for the following steps.

There's an app called https://github.com/aredden/electron-G14Control FYI, control most of the needed settings for fans and power

Yes, replace it with https://github.com/aredden/electron-G14Control/releases that software allows all the customizations that armorycrate gives and more, but it does not work on all asus laptops, so just give it a go it worked on my asus scar strix 2021 g533qs

I personally dont like armory crate, I use https://github.com/aredden/electron-G14Control/releases

Your dedicated GPU is probably on. Use this app to identify apps running on it and kill them: https://github.com/eduojeda/nvidia-optimus-kill. And try limiting the clock speed, turbo clocks are exponentially less energy efficient

You might want to run this script right after unplugging your laptop so nothing uses your dGPU and your battery life will doubled or tripled depending on what you are working on.

The 30 mins web browsing might be because your GPU is constantly on. Check this out.

nvidia-optimus-kill by GitHub user eduojeda: Finds processes that are currently utilizing the dGPU and restarts them. Useful after you unplug an external monitor from your laptop and there are still processes running on your GPU. Actually works in my experience

This .bat will solve that issue, killing any background tasks still running on dGPU: https://github.com/eduojeda/nvidia-optimus-kill

Is this with the battery saving tips? there are a lot of factors than can affect power draw, at the very first try disabling apps running on dgpu. https://github.com/eduojeda/nvidia-optimus-kill

Sometimes, certain application uses dGPU so MUX Switch/Nvidia has problem switching. By resetting the graphic card [WIN+Ctrl+Shift+B] or using nvidia-optimus-kill [https://github.com/eduojeda/nvidia-optimus-kill], you'll be able to close the applications using dGPU and make sure it properly switches. I use this, but it doesn't always switch as intended.

Then in Nvidia Control Panel, click Desktop > Display GPU activity in the notification area . This adds a small icon in the bottom right of the desktop. If anything appears in the icon's list, the Nvidia GPU won't be able to sleep. Follow these instructions to get those apps running on the AMD GPU. You could also try Optimus Kill, though I've had mixed success with it.

I have this PowerShell script pinned to my taskbar and have found it to be pretty handy for killing processes on the dGPU after disconnecting from an external monitor.