Acer Aspire 5536G massive overheating

Hi,

first sorry for my English I am from Slovakia but there nobody could give me a good advance so I try here.

I have a laptop Acer Aspire 5536G for 1 year :
processor : AMD Athlon 64 X2 QL64,
RAM : 4096MB DDR2 800MHz (2x2GB),
HDD : 500GB 5400rpm,
display : 15.6" WXGA HD (1366 x 768) CrystalBrite,
graphic card : ATI Radeon 4570 512MB,
OS : Windows 7 x86

When I want to play some better games like DragonAge, Just Cause II, Fallout III or Starcraft II, the temperature is very high and laptop just shut down.
Sometimes it just happen when I am browsing at the internet.

When I run HW Monitor it shows me temperatures nearly 100 C

I tried to undervolt it with RMClock as here http://forum.notebookreview.com/har...arket-upgrades/235824-undervolting-guide.html but I don't have there an option Advanced CPU Settings so I can't do anything

What can I do to decrease the temperatures in my laptop ?

Please help me because I will throw that laptom out of my window.

Thanks a lot ivo333

 

you can try getting one of those laptop lap notebook coolers. other than that i suggest you try to open your laptop and put on some new thermal paste.

or just get a whole new laptop. what is your FPS per game?

 

notebook cooler didn't help
new thermal paste ? but I don't know how..
FPS ? in which programme can I see that ? In CS 1.6 i have 100 fps

 

Tear it apart, clean the heatsink throughly, re-apply NEW thermal compound, and that should have a pretty good effect. Although the AMD notebooks, especially from that time, were like spaceheaters anyway.

 

Look at
http://forum.notebookreview.com/acer/481690-acer-5738g-bottom-vent-built-closed.html

I think my 5536G has the same casing.
Look at the pictures near the end of the thread.
Mine runs quite hot when working hard but has not shut off yet.

Let us know what you do and whether it works.