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Built for ASUS ROG & TUF

All your power.
On your terms.

Performance, cooling, graphics and the details that make your ASUS laptop yours. One native Windows app. An Android companion to bring it closer.

Windows 11 · x64Free to useNo account
Balanced CPU 62° GPU 45° BAT 80%
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Home
Performance
Display & graphics
Battery
Devices
Lighting
Automation
Drivers
ROG Zephyrus G16
Model GU605 · Home
Live telemetry and the controls you use most
CPU
62°C24 W
Usage 48%
Graphics
45°C8 W
RTX 4070 Laptop GPU
Cooling
2400 rpm
GPU fan 1800 rpm
Battery
80%
Discharge 12.4 W
Controls
Your selected controls, in the order you want them on Home.
Edit controls
Performance mode
Applied to the BIOS and the Windows power mode
SilentBalancedTurbo
GPU mode
Standard · RTX 4070 Laptop available to apps
EcoStandardUltimateOptimized
Charge limit
Holds the battery below a set level
80%
Refresh rate
Choose the panel rate without leaving Home
60 Hz165 Hz
Keyboard backlight
Step through the lighting levels from Home
OffLowMediumHigh
Your Arsenal Open app
CPU
62°
2400 rpm
GPU
45°
1800 rpm
BATTERY
80%
12.4 W
DISPLAY
165 Hz
Live
Performance modes
Silent Balanced Turbo Custom
GPU modes
Eco Standard Ultimate Optimized
Quick settings
Full charge
Until unplugged
Refresh rate
165 Hz
Automatic modes
Enabled
Charge limit
80%
Keyboard light
Level 2
Overlay
On
Brightness 0%
100%
OLED dimming 0%
100%
Charge limit 40%
100%
Keyboard 0
3

Illustrative Home and Quick Panel with example readings. Available controls and device artwork depend on your machine.

Tune performance Arrange controls Connect AndroidCheck compatibilityCompatibility

Familiar controls.
A lot more considered.

Name and manage complete performance plans, personalize the controls you reach for, and move through a quieter Windows desktop shell.

01Personal Home

A Home that fits you.

Add, remove and reorder everyday controls. Home keeps its own layout, separate from Quick Panel, while your device name and locally available ASUS artwork bring your machine into view.

Explore Home
02Device-specific drivers

The right place for drivers.

Scan for official ASUS packages. Compare installed and available versions, then filter updates, current and optional packages.

Understand driver discovery
03Native Windows shell

A calmer desktop.

Choose the Arsenal theme for its own settings rows, sections and motion. The title bar keeps navigation close, while an open section gets its own heading, path and back control.

Compare the themes
Inside the current Windows app

More of the detail lives in Arsenal.

The current stable Windows build reads the battery report in place and includes PC-side remote access controls. Remote access also needs a compatible paired Android client; check Download for its package status.

01 / BATTERY

Your battery history, in the app.

See health, current capacity, cycles, estimated runtime and weekly capacity changes without opening the HTML report first.

Explore the battery report
Arsenal Battery report section with four metric tiles, capacity history chart, chemistry and full Windows report button. Sample readings are shown.

Stable Windows app with sample battery readings.

02 / COMPANION

The screen, when you need it.

Remote access starts with a paired phone and a choice on the PC. Decide whether that phone may view, drive, hear or exchange files.

Explore remote control
Arsenal Windows Remote control settings, including consent, input, sound, clipboard, file transfer and session lock choices. Sample settings are shown.

Stable Windows app Remote control settings with sample choices.

Your modes.
Then six quick controls.

Open it from the tray, change the setting, and carry on. Performance and GPU choices stay visible above the controls you arrange yourself.

Three plans, chosen by youPut any three built-in or named custom plans in the performance row.
Every GPU mode in one rowEco, Standard, Ultimate and Optimized stay visible when supported.
Six tiles per page, twenty totalThree compact rows preserve the existing capacity across more pages.
Every control, explainedExplore Quick Panel
Your Arsenal Open app
CPU
62°
2400 rpm
GPU
45°
1800 rpm
BATTERY
80%
12.4 W
DISPLAY
165 Hz
Live
Performance modes
Silent Balanced Turbo Custom
GPU modes
Eco Standard Ultimate Optimized
Quick settings
Full charge
Until unplugged
Refresh rate
165 Hz
Automatic modes
Enabled
Charge limit
80%
Keyboard light
Level 2
Overlay
On
Brightness 0%
100%
OLED dimming 0%
100%
Charge limit 40%
100%
Keyboard 0
3

Illustrative Quick Panel layout. Plans, tiles, sliders and hardware-dependent choices vary with your setup.

Go beyond the power profile.

Arsenal works with the controls exposed by your model, firmware and drivers. Features vary by device; the app adapts to what it detects.

Performance

  • Silent, Balanced and Turbo, straight from the BIOS
  • Named custom plans inherited from the plan you are using
  • A plan library for selecting, renaming and removing custom plans
  • Per-plan SPL, SPPT and FPPT power limits
  • CPU boost policy and a temperature ceiling
Explore performance2 more

Graphics

  • Eco, Standard, Ultimate and Optimized GPU modes
  • Core and memory clock offsets
  • Dynamic Boost, TGP and temperature target
  • Lists the apps holding the dGPU before an Eco switch
  • XG Mobile detection and handover
Explore graphics

Display

  • Refresh rate with explicit panel overdrive
  • Automatic refresh rate on AC and battery
  • Mini-LED multi-zone toggle
  • OLED dimming with the GameVisual Disabled state respected
  • GameVisual profiles, gamut and white point
Explore display1 more

Battery

  • Charge limit with presets and a one-time full charge
  • Live discharge rate in watts
  • Windows battery report read inside Arsenal, with a capacity history chart
  • Eco GPU mode when you unplug
  • Per-power-source performance profiles
Explore battery

Lighting

  • Keyboard backlight brightness and Aura effects
  • Per-power-state rules: awake, boot, sleep, shutdown
  • AniMe Matrix and Slash animation control
  • Battery-level indicator and low-battery dimming
  • Keyboard effect colour and animation speed
Explore lighting

The app itself

  • Customizable Home controls and six-tile Quick Panel pages
  • Three chosen performance shortcuts and a four-mode GPU row
  • Search settings and actions with Ctrl + K
  • In-game hardware overlay with a 60-second chart
  • Floating notifications you can place and time
Explore the app itself5 more

01 of 06 · Performance

Performance

Silent, Balanced and Turbo come from your ASUS firmware. Arsenal keeps named custom plans beside them, each carrying its own power limits, CPU behaviour and fan curves.

What Arsenal exposes

7 controls
  • Silent, Balanced and Turbo, straight from the BIOS
  • Named custom plans inherited from the plan you are using
  • A plan library for selecting, renaming and removing custom plans
  • Per-plan SPL, SPPT and FPPT power limits
  • CPU boost policy and a temperature ceiling
  • Curve Optimizer undervolt on supported Ryzen parts
  • Per-mode fan curves for CPU, GPU and mid fans

Worth knowing

  • Where it livesThe performance row on Home and Quick Panel, with the full library on the Performance page.
  • Starting pointA new custom plan inherits the plan you are using, so you only change what should differ.
  • Applied togetherPower limits, boost policy, temperature ceiling and fan curves are written when the plan is applied.
02 of 06 · Graphics

Graphics

Four GPU modes, the clock and power headroom around them, and a clear view of what is still holding the dedicated GPU before you switch away from it.

What Arsenal exposes

5 controls
  • Eco, Standard, Ultimate and Optimized GPU modes
  • Core and memory clock offsets
  • Dynamic Boost, TGP and temperature target
  • Lists the apps holding the dGPU before an Eco switch
  • XG Mobile detection and handover

Worth knowing

  • Three states and a ruleEco, Standard and Ultimate are hardware states. Optimized is Arsenal moving between Eco and Standard with the power source.
  • Before an Eco switchThe applications currently using the dedicated GPU are listed, so you can close them rather than guess.
  • RestartsMoving into or out of Ultimate can ask for a restart. That depends on the MUX in your model.
03 of 06 · Display

Display

Refresh rate, panel overdrive, colour, and the panel-specific controls your model exposes — Mini-LED zoning, OLED dimming, or neither of them.

What Arsenal exposes

6 controls
  • Refresh rate with explicit panel overdrive
  • Automatic refresh rate on AC and battery
  • Mini-LED multi-zone toggle
  • OLED dimming with the GameVisual Disabled state respected
  • GameVisual profiles, gamut and white point
  • ASUS ICC colour profile installation

Worth knowing

  • Refresh rateSet it directly, or let Arsenal move between two rates as you plug in and unplug.
  • Overdrive stays yoursPanel overdrive is its own control rather than something that silently follows the refresh rate.
  • ColourGameVisual profiles, gamut and white point, plus installing the ASUS ICC profile made for your panel.
04 of 06 · Battery

Battery

A charge limit that stays put, a live look at what the machine is actually drawing, and the rules that follow your power source.

What Arsenal exposes

5 controls
  • Charge limit with presets and a one-time full charge
  • Live discharge rate in watts
  • Windows battery report read inside Arsenal, with a capacity history chart
  • Eco GPU mode when you unplug
  • Per-power-source performance profiles

Worth knowing

  • Charge limitPresets or your own value, with a one-time full charge for the days you need the whole battery.
  • On unplugOptionally drop to Eco GPU mode and move to another performance plan the moment the power source changes.
  • Windows reportRead health, capacity, cycles and estimated runtime inside Battery, then open the full Windows document when you need it.
05 of 06 · Lighting

Lighting

Keyboard backlight, Aura effects and the other light surfaces on your machine, with a separate rule for every power state.

What Arsenal exposes

5 controls
  • Keyboard backlight brightness and Aura effects
  • Per-power-state rules: awake, boot, sleep, shutdown
  • AniMe Matrix and Slash animation control
  • Battery-level indicator and low-battery dimming
  • Keyboard effect colour and animation speed

Worth knowing

  • Per power stateAwake, boot, sleep and shutdown each keep their own brightness setting.
  • EffectsAura effect, colour and animation speed, previewed in the app before you apply them.
  • Battery awareShow the battery level in the backlight, and dim it when the battery runs low.
06 of 06 · The app itself

The app itself

The parts of Arsenal that are not a hardware control: the layouts you arrange, the overlay, the notifications, the driver library and the phone in your hand.

What Arsenal exposes

10 controls
  • Customizable Home controls and six-tile Quick Panel pages
  • Three chosen performance shortcuts and a four-mode GPU row
  • Search settings and actions with Ctrl + K
  • In-game hardware overlay with a 60-second chart
  • Floating notifications you can place and time
  • ASUS driver library with version comparison and filters
  • Android companion with QR pairing and device management
  • Optional remote desktop for paired phones with consent and view-only access
  • System, dark, light and Arsenal themes, with a Windows or custom accent colour
  • Section titles, title-bar paths and back controls while navigating settings

Worth knowing

  • Two layoutsHome and Quick Panel keep separate arrangements, so neither has to compromise for the other.
  • Reach anythingCtrl + K searches settings and actions from anywhere in the app.
  • Beyond the windowA placeable hardware overlay, floating notifications, the ASUS driver library and a paired Android companion with optional remote access.

Companion and remote desktop require a compatible Android client. Check the Download page for public package availability.

Read the Home documentation

Name your quiet.
Keep your next gear.

Create a plan from the one you are using, name it, and refine its supported power, GPU and fan settings. The library keeps built-in and custom plans together without turning tuning into a separate system.

Manage custom plans
PerformanceProfiles, power limits, undervolting and cooling
+ New plan↻ Reset profile✓ Apply changes
Active profileThe tuning below belongs to the selected plan.
ProfileApplied to the BIOS and the Windows power mode.
SilentBalancedTurboCreatorView all
Performance plan libraryChoose, name, and organize every built-in and custom plan in one place.
×
SilentBuilt in
Select plan
BalancedBuilt in
Selected
TurboBuilt in
Select plan
CreatorCustom plan
Select plan ✓×
Custom plans keep their own power, GPU and fan settings.+ New plan

Illustrative plan library with example names. Available tuning values remain hardware-dependent.

Your second screen.
Your same controls.

Leave your game or work on the ASUS laptop. Check temperatures and adjust supported controls from your Android phone, through a direct connection to your PC.

  • Native Android app with five destinations
  • QR pairing, PC discovery and manual setup
  • Encrypted connection without an Arsenal cloud account
ARSENAL COMPANION Paired PC

Good evening

Your ASUS laptop, at a glance.

● AC POWERBalancedStandard · 165 Hz
80%BATTERY
CPU62°48% · 24 W
GPU45°12% · 8 W
CPU fan2400RPM
GPU fan1800RPM

Quick controls

BalancedPerformance
StandardGPU mode
165 HzDisplay mode
Level 2Keyboard
Interface preview · illustrative readings · controls vary by device.
Built around your ASUS machine ARSENAL / READY

Your ASUS laptop.Your Arsenal.

Download the current stable Arsenal release, then explore the complete feature index or follow the documentation for each control.

Independent project

Help Arsenal keep moving.

Arsenal is built independently and shared freely. Your support gives the project more time for careful development, broader testing and the work that keeps every release dependable.

Put your support behind the app you use.

Donations help cover the practical parts of keeping Arsenal healthy, without putting features behind a paywall or requiring an account.

  • DevelopmentNew features and thoughtful refinements
  • TestingCompatibility work and safer releases
  • HostingDownloads, documentation and update services

Support G-Helper too.

Arsenal's Windows hardware layer comes from G-Helper by @seerge. If you would like to support the foundational work behind it, their project has its own support page.

Visit G-Helper support