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  3. When I turn on Liquid bounce Nextgen, the computer goes up to 85 degrees. Is there any way to prevent this?

When I turn on Liquid bounce Nextgen, the computer goes up to 85 degrees. Is there any way to prevent this?

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    my question is in the title. (Laptop)

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      well tbh nextgen is quite demanding on device performance, so maybe u could lower/limit your fps or you can try optimizing your laptop settings.

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        well tbh nextgen is quite demanding on device performance, so maybe u could lower/limit your fps or you can try optimizing your laptop settings.

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        Already at the best settings

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          It is normal for your laptop to get warm when you play a game. As long it does not thermal throttle, then you should consider checking your cooling on your laptop. This is a hardware issue with your laptop at most.

          Limiting your FPS will help and keep your Laptop from trying to run the game as fast as possible and cause it to overheat.

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            It is normal for your laptop to get warm when you play a game. As long it does not thermal throttle, then you should consider checking your cooling on your laptop. This is a hardware issue with your laptop at most.

            Limiting your FPS will help and keep your Laptop from trying to run the game as fast as possible and cause it to overheat.

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            @kawaiinekololis how

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              What do you mean how???

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              • kawaiinekololisK kawaiinekololis

                What do you mean how???

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                @kawaiinekololis How do I stabilize my fps?

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