Question Cleaning laptop's exhaust

[amoor22]

I have a Dell Inspiron 15 3000 series and lately it has been reaching temperatures of 60-70 while gaming and then it would automatically power off. Normally temperatures would be 50-60 maximum when gaming I've blown are in all the intake vents that helped but blowing in the exhaust did nothing and I can't seem to open the laptop to clean it manually because the cd drive is stuck. So is there another way I could clean the exhaust without opening?
P.S I'm not so good with opening laptops.
Thanks.

 

[CountMike]

There are filters in intake ports and in cooler body, only opening and cleaning the manually can help. After a prolonged (over) heating TIM paste and/or pads deteriorate with time and should be replaced. No blowing or sucking can help there. As it's pretty complicated, laptop services usually provide cleaning as preventative measure for nominal price.

 

[rubix_1011]

Also, the forums are not an 'emergency' solution. You may or may not get an immediate answer, so please do not bump a thread that has not been answered, especially just over a half hour.

The best solution is to find a service that can open the laptop and ensure that all heatpipes and fans inside the machine can be inspected and cleaned. Compressed/canned air can help clean the exhaust and inlet vents, but that is just surface-deep. If the laptop is very dirty, you will want a professional cleaning.

 

[amoor22]

I have a Dell Inspiron 15 3000 series it has an i7 7500U and amd Radeon R5 M430.When I try playing CS:GO it plays for 7-10 minutes before the screen goes off and the laptop shuts off it reaches temperatures of 83c but for the most part it's between 67 - 78c I've cleaned the fans and set the maximum processor state to 20% in the power plan options but the problem still continues any help would be greatly appreciated thank you.

 

[TheFlamingCharizard]

Are you using your laptop on a hard flat surface or on soft surface like a pillow? Also how long has to problem been happening for?