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Laptop overheating, what should i do?

I'm getting 90 degrees celsius  on my cpu and 60-70 degrees celsius on my gpu while playing rocket league and my cpu is thermal throttling, creating horrible unplayable level stuttering. What should i do about it? I've heard that if you spray compressed air through the heat pipes that it will dislodge some dust, but how do i do that? Will it help if I can reapply thermal paste? My laptop is the acer v15 nitro black vn7 529g. ( i haven't found any videos of people cleaning them of dust)

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about to go to micro center to pick up some compressed air and thermal paste, anything else i should buy? 

 

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4 minutes ago, nerdslayer1 said:

gaming laptops are poorly cooled cheaply made, changing the thermal paste and undervolted is the only thing you can do. 

It used to work fine enough, is it a myth that thermal paste dries up, making it worse for cooling?

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7 minutes ago, Anjelllo said:

It used to work fine enough, is it a myth that thermal paste dries up, making it worse for cooling?

nope not a myth get fresh thermal paste, "fine" is what your gaming laptop cooling is. 

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4 minutes ago, nerdslayer1 said:

nope not a myth get fresh thermal paste, "fine" is what your gaming laptop cooling is. 

Alright, will do ?. What does the second sentence mean?

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Just now, Anjelllo said:

Alright, will do ?. What does the second sentence mean?

really shitty cooling for the sake of thinness(razer) also  low-quality components that doesn't last long.

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Use IC diamond for your thermal paste, and a fan clean will do some good as well. Also you can undervolt (skylake undervolts -140mv on average) and that should do the trick. For better performance in games you can moderately OC the 960m to +135 core +500 mem. Although you may want to do that after the thermal updates. 

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5 hours ago, nerdslayer1 said:

nope not a myth get fresh thermal paste, "fine" is what your gaming laptop cooling is. 

its a myth. perfectly applied paste with 0 gap lasts YEARS. Any "drying out" occurs as a result of any imperfection between the contacts.

 

5 hours ago, Anjelllo said:

My laptop is the acer v15 nitro black vn7 529g

Repaste it with Gelid GC Extreme. 

Undervolt it in XTU or Throttlestop. 

Clean it up.

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Just now, Pendragon said:

its a myth. perfectly applied paste with 0 gap lasts YEARS. Any "drying out" occurs as a result of any imperfection between the contacts.

 

 

most factory applied thermal paste is not zero gap, reapplying will make a difference especially good pastes such as ic diamond . 

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1 hour ago, nerdslayer1 said:

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No of course factory applied isn't perfect. 

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