“I bought this pc not on Christmas but almost every game or something I run for like a hour to something it crashes . Any way to prevent this from happening ?”
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The reason the i7-9700f CPU is overheating is due to faulty power allocation which locks the CPU into an over-clocked state. (Possibly due to a poorly designed HP motherboard). There is an easy band-aid type fix. To remedy the situation in Windows 10, right-click on the 'Start'-button, go to 'Power Options' , 'Change Plan Settings', 'Change Advanced Power Settings', scroll down to "Processor Power Management". The 'Maximum Processor State' is by default set to 100%. This is normal on every PC, but on the OMEN the 100% setting locks the CPU into an overclocked 4.6GHZ. To lower the CPU temps, you have to lower the "Maximum Processor State" setting down to 90%, which will lower the CPU clock to 2.7 Ghz. At that clock the CPU temps are reasonable, although you won't have maximum CPU performance. With any other computer the clock rate varies from 800MHz to 4.6GHz depending upon CPU load, but here it is stuck at one frequency. So the HP Omen is possibly a defectively engineered product. The work-around described above should help.
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