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Not for what I have noticed because it is designed around gaming it has multiply cooling pipes and fans designed to intake cold thew the front and out the look of the laptop is function over form. I have never experienced overheating with it it normally is 60fps and up and will only reduce performance if power save is enable when in battery mode when plugged in its comparable to most entry level gaming desktops in my opinion. As for the whole shut down thing I have never experienced that on this machine it hasn't overheated but the shutdown due to overheating is a safety feature built I. To cpus to make sure you don't destroy them off you can overheat this it is your fault not the laptops. It has six heatpipea on its CPU and two on the GPU so it is more then capable of dispersing any heat not saying it can't get warm just not hot. My only issue is it is very new which means that it has a little bit of hit and miss driver support although pretty much everything has been fixed. It works great. You will get a blue screen if you don't update the bios the bios update is easy to find at dell.com under support and the model number. -An IT proffesional
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Sorry, there was a problem. Please try again later.Does not overheat easily during normal functions like browsing web but gaming fan does increase speed and blows off hot air. Gaming graphics card is awesome and depending how many open apps or windows while gaming processing performance does decrease a little
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