If Minecraft & HL2 were previously running fine you may need to open up the laptop and blow out some of the fans & heatsinks. It probably won’t prevent the temp rising but it should help with the performance issues you’ve been having.
Buying a laptop cooler is also an option if you’re not looking to replace the laptop anytime soon.
The case comes off super easy, so I clean the dust off once a week (dog hair gets everywhere so o have to stay on top of it) and I’ve even replaced the thermal paste.
It sits on a forced air cooling pad, on top of a hard surface for maximum airflow to keep it as cool as possible.
It’s getting replaced this year when I save up enough, not sure what to get yet but literally anything above a chromebook will be an improvement. I have my eyes on some newer games that I want to run smoothly if not at high settings so we’ll see when I can afford it.
For now though… I just point a giant fan at the laptop and play in 30 minute bursts to keep away from the temperature limit.
If Minecraft & HL2 were previously running fine you may need to open up the laptop and blow out some of the fans & heatsinks. It probably won’t prevent the temp rising but it should help with the performance issues you’ve been having.
Buying a laptop cooler is also an option if you’re not looking to replace the laptop anytime soon.
The case comes off super easy, so I clean the dust off once a week (dog hair gets everywhere so o have to stay on top of it) and I’ve even replaced the thermal paste.
It sits on a forced air cooling pad, on top of a hard surface for maximum airflow to keep it as cool as possible.
It’s getting replaced this year when I save up enough, not sure what to get yet but literally anything above a chromebook will be an improvement. I have my eyes on some newer games that I want to run smoothly if not at high settings so we’ll see when I can afford it.
For now though… I just point a giant fan at the laptop and play in 30 minute bursts to keep away from the temperature limit.