Worried about laptop heat. (details inside + spec)

[saven]

SO when I run wow with my computer under the good maintenance of Advance system pro and wow running on lowest settings I can get I still reach the temp of 70c. Sometimes more if I increase the video settings in wow to max. It can handle it but my main concern is is this heat normal for the core of my cpu and gpu? MY gpu runs at 50c..as far as i've seen. I will use Belarc Adviser to post my specs here down below for anyone who can offer my assistance.

 

[iCKR]

SO when I run wow with my computer under the good maintenance of Advance system pro and wow running on lowest settings I can get I still reach the temp of 70c. Sometimes more if I increase the video settings in wow to max. It can handle it but my main concern is is this heat normal for the core of my cpu and gpu? MY gpu runs at 50c..as far as i've seen. I will use Belarc Adviser to post my specs here down below for anyone who can offer my assistance.

Honestly, you shouldn't be using a laptop to bot and run it for many days. Your best solution is to use a cooling pad imo.

Try looking at those sold by cooler master

 

[Vanhorne86]

No it isnt normal my suggestion would be buy a desktop for it and in the meantime use a cooler.

 

[saven]

Well my fiance is using my cooler atm and i would like to use my laptop to reduce the power comsumtion on the power bills. BUt I see your point. Laptops are not really good for gaming except for alienware mx18 that has liquid cooling *drool*. Thanks for your advice and I will try using a cooler.

 

[Vanhorne86]

Nah I play WoW on my laptop personally its good for it.

However.

To bot it is a no no!

For now just get another cooler, get botting save up the cash you make and there are loads of good pcs for ? 600 - ? 1000 pounds which will be awesome for botting on