Boy_1da

Nvidia's Geforce driver updates are being pushed thru to win10 before even being put on the Nvidia website. I installed one just about 15 minutes ago, update 353.62, and the most recently listed one on the Nvidia site for win10 is 353.30 Having said that tho, the drivers aren't complete. You can expect a number of the typical functionalities to be broken or missing entirely until complete & official driver updates are released from Nvidia, which probably won't be happening until after the win10 launch.

Personally, I love disassembling my gt70 and reassembling it. Building computers is deeply therapeutic for me. But aside doing it for the enjoyment, I also do it just to maintain it and keep it clean. I do this about twice a month (which by no means am I recommending). As for reapplying paste, I do it every 8 cleanings, which works out to be once every 4 months. It's a stupid waste of money, but I enjoy it and it works for me. However, if you just watch your temps and know what they average, a good sign that it's time to re-paste is if you see a sudden increase in that average by about 15-20C.

The next thing to do is put a water block on the gpu, create a compact loop on a low power pump, design a nice enclosure and a more consumer friendly startup process and then take it to a kickstarter. =P It would be nice anyways.

what are your xtu benchmark results? (the picture you attached only shows your xtu settings.) I've been strongly considering buying a 4940MX to replace my 4810MQ.

Products like this might be commendable in the aspect of engineering/technological advancements, but I don't think asus can slap their ROG branding on anything they want and dub it as "gaming" grade. If you were to do gaming on a laptop like that, regardless of whether or not it's capable of running games, you're going to torture the hardware and it's going to live a very short life.