very high temperatures

[Florian11]

in july (2013) i got my laptop from acer (specs on my profile). since last 3 months i recognized that i only had 60-70% of the fps that i had when the laptop was new. and no, its not the driver. the temperatures increased too.

when the laptop was new i had 78-84°C under full load (depending on room temp.) and i have ~94-98°C (measured with MSI afterburner)

does anyone know how to fix this, and no, i wont take the laptop apart for fan cleaning, because it would be a warranty void

[ZetZet]

Compressed air can blow out most of the dust without even taking it apart.

[PassionFruit]

Well cleaning and changing the thermal compound are pretty much the only good solutions. You could get a cooling pad though but those aren't very effective.

[Florian11]

anything elso too?

[Jevensen]

even if you manage to get the dust out of the fans or not, you can buy a cooling board to place your laptop on.http://www.amazon.com/iClooly-N-Board-Portable-Laptop-Cooling/dp/B0049PG8T4/ref=sr_1_6?ie=UTF8&qid=1398693051&sr=8-6&keywords=laptop+cooling+board

[Florian11]

nearly all cooling pads, boards, etc. are too small

[Createinator]

Use a can of compressed air at an angle from the bottom intake/ exhaust should unclog some of the dust in your system. You do not need to take your laptop apart to clean the fan. If in doubt, call the customer care to check.

[Florian11]

my laptop got only 1 fan

[Florian11]

photo

[Florian11]

lol it didnt post my photo

[GeTecknics]

as others have said clean your computer with a can of compressed air also you might have other tasks running using your cpu also that you might not know about running in the background might wanna check to see if any other task is using alot of your cpu on my laptop splashtop was running making my cpu run at 75% on the desktop disabled it and everything is better

[Florian11]

no i still have about 1-10% Cpu usage on desktop and my ram is at 2.6GB