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Hello @Tobi_007 .
The system will automatically shut down when it detects an unsuitable or very high temperature that cannot be supported to protect the internal components, however your equipment with these characteristics, has components that easily reach those temperatures because they need a lot of energy to function properly, so do not worry about it because that is what they were designed for.
After the warranty has passed, I suggest that you take your equipment to an authorized Hp service center to make the necessary maintenance such as cleaning and change of thermal paste, because at the end of the warranty Hp in some countries does not provide repair service at cost.
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Hello @Tobi_007 .
The system will automatically shut down when it detects an unsuitable or very high temperature that cannot be supported to protect the internal components, however your equipment with these characteristics, has components that easily reach those temperatures because they need a lot of energy to function properly, so do not worry about it because that is what they were designed for.
After the warranty has passed, I suggest that you take your equipment to an authorized Hp service center to make the necessary maintenance such as cleaning and change of thermal paste, because at the end of the warranty Hp in some countries does not provide repair service at cost.
I am proudly Mexican, a Computer Systems Engineer and a community volunteer.
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