Inspiron 7559 Fan curve & speed

[Avrok]

Is there a way to change the Fan curve/speed of the cooling fans in the Inspiron 7559 or in general for laptops.

I'm just wondering this because MSI afterburner reported my CPU temperature getting averaging around 90 degrees C and getting to 100 degrees C (which I thought my laptop would've shut off to prevent overheating damage).
Just hoping for any help on this matter Thanks.

EDIT: Before anybody asks yes the cooling system is flushed free of dust, I use cans of compressed air to blow any crap out of the cooling fans and heat sinks regularly.

[The Sloth]

look at background processes that's why too high.  

[Avrok]

12 minutes ago, nerdslayer1 said:

look at background processes that's why too high.  

93 background processes, when I end non essential tasks some of them pop back up. Also would it be advisable to try out Razer Cortex?

I chucked my old laptop cooling pad underneath my laptop and now getting a max of 85 Degrees C rather than 97 Degrees C while playing Rainbow Six Siege. Laptop usually sits on a flat desk surface.

[The Sloth]

razer cortex is a software that sucks in my experience, it sucks up cpu power randomly. get cc cleaner and delete anything you don't need. 

[TheFragment]

Speedfan can also be used, but can be quit difficult to use

[Avrok]

7 minutes ago, TheFragment said:

Speedfan can also be used, but can be quit difficult to use

I'll have to give it a try when I can, and I'll just look at some guides/tutorials so I don't do something bad!

[Avrok]

10 minutes ago, nerdslayer1 said:

razer cortex is a software that sucks in my experience, it sucks up cpu power randomly. get cc cleaner and delete anything you don't need. 

I'll probably give it a try and if it doesn't show any more than a slight improvement I'll probably just go and uninstall heaps of stuff.