*** OFFICIAL GIGABYTE AERO 15 OWNERS LOUNGE ***

Intel released their newest graphics drivers dated 4/26/18 and I was able to successfully install with no issues. I noticed that the optimus switching stuttering/micro freezing has been greatly reduced. Still noticeable but has been reduced.

https://downloadcenter.intel.com/product/80939/Graphics-Drivers

 

Great that there's an update, but unfortunate that it didn't help me with the freezes at all.

 

It's so funny that Gigabyte tries to solve the keyboard problem by prolonging the delay time between each inputs, despite the fact that this laptop is advertised to have N-key rollover gaming keyboard. What's the point having a gaming keyboard that can't read more than one inputs in a narrow time slice?

 

Is there no problem with the function keys, guys? Mine has been returned due to function keys.
Unless push hard the middle of function keys, the inputs are ignored.

I don't know this problem is limited to my faulty one, or exists on every products.

 

Is there a way to get the keyboard lights to turn off when the screen turns off?

 

Unfortunately not, I wish there was :l

 

Dang, that sucks. I guess i'll miss that from my old laptop. Had a proximity sensor that worked surprisingly well.

 

Mine is the v8 with 1070 max-q. I can play video game for about half an hour (100fps in rainbow six siege), and gpu would just run at around 80%, game would lay at around 50 fps (rainbow six siege). I dont know whats happening. Are there any way to solve this without using third party methods? Thank you!

 

you got thermal throttling, it is an issue but its normal, heat is our enemy
undervolting, disable turbo boost, etc that are some method to tame the heat

 

This guy on YouTube, Western Gents United, reviewed this laptop, and his unit, he said, "would not throttle, it just would not throttle". Does this mean thsi problem may be solved without software short term fixes?, such as repasting