Farsala said:
I have had 0 problems with my Dell. On the other hand my Asus overheated within 2 years. My brother's MSI had similar problems. Honestly not sure which one is actually the best, maybe just certain makes? @ OP, I bought a Dell Inspiron 7577 years ago, I think it is at least worth checking out that line of computers. |
What I found with most gaming laptops, you need the fat heavy ones otherwise airflow isn't great.
I also read that a lot of them have poorly applied thermal paste and sometimes too much of it.
I personally use ThrottleStop to disable turbo boost on the CPU and down volt the CPU. When I do that my laptop runs at about 70 degrees max and maintains a better frame rate then if left with default settings as they generally get up to as high as 95 degrees.