[SmG Battlefire]

If you feel like heat is being trapped inside your computer than it can be dust. Dust can trap heat.

[SmG FlasH™]

If you feel like heat is being trapped inside your computer than it can be dust. Dust can trap heat.

it's a new laptop, received it 5 days ago. Would it be dust?

[Leaf]

Spend the money on a good cooling pad. It's worth the money in the long run. Also get halo online if you don't have it already just to check it out.

[Ray88]

I would recommend this:
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[Skywrath]

See, I play WoW and that's a heavy game, so but I don't go over 75C.. But I would still look for signs of dust.

[Ray88]

wow isnt even gaming intensive lmao

[Skywrath]

Have you played the game Ray? No, I didn't think so. And if anything I used it as a benchmark for a temperature idea. Even playing those games, the temps should be lower. Investing in a cooling mat helps as well.

[Ray88]

What are you using, a fucking toaster? My friend plays WoW with his 560 Ti and gets 60 fps easily.

[SmG Stinger]

Quit bitching you two

Let us know if any of these suggestions helped FlasH:D
Hopefully it cools down

[SmG Phoenix]

You call 70-80 hot?
Mine reaches 80 minimum when playing League. Drago even saw mine get to 90.
Also, in the short term, high heat means nothing happens. But the older the laptop gets, high heat=drop in fps more so than not.