Try a coolpad. Try to avoid using it on your lap if you can, and don't use it on your bed or anything of that ilk. You need a hard surface so the laptops can get above it and cover itself in air and vent out heat.
Well i tend to use it with some very small pieces of wood underneath it to elevate it up a bit at the moment just a short term solution until i get a cooler or something similarHow are you using your laptop? If its on your lap (or bed like i use mine) then it may just need more air around it. I use a tray that lifts it up so air can get around it and mines fine. May be cheaper than buying a cooler
Well i tend to use it with some very small pieces of wood underneath it to elevate it up a bit at the moment just a short term solution until i get a cooler or something similar
Yeah i usually sit it on a small desk or sometimes in the kitchen on the worktop,although i would like to place something under it though.Now i know that it heats up without doing damage is fine then.Are you playing on a bed or a hard surface like a desk? A laptop is always going to get hot, since the components are in a much tighter space than a desktop, thus less room for the heat to dissipate effectively. As long as your laptop isn't shutting itself down from overheating it's fine, the manufacturers build them knowing their max power output and design them so that it can comfortably run at the maximum temperature the components can create.
Yeah i usually sit it on a small desk or sometimes in the kitchen on the worktop,although i would like to place something under it though.Now i know that it heats up without doing damage is fine then.
What software can you get,and what is the reccomended temperature if you know of both?Try getting some software to measure the temp. as well.