yeti_yeti :
It can be done in BIOS, which can be accessed by mashing F2 or backspace when your pc is turning on. Your processor should not be getting nowhere near as hot as 95 degress anyway. Good luck
It depends on the implementation, but typically, a CPU throttle temp is not dictated in the BIOS - at least not at a level that you can change easily.
A lot of mobile implementations, depending on the laptop, get really hot. 95'C wouldn't be unheard of in some stressful situations. Not ideal, but you're bound by the cooling ability of any given laptop. The thinner you go, the less cooling ability there is.
Clearly the manufacturer of this laptop isn't confident that a CPU hitting it's rated spec (105'C) is ever going to cool down sufficiently with the cooling method used, even with throttling -- which is quite disappointing.
Just as an FYI:
F2 is not too common for BIOS access these days, outside of Acer IIRC (and I don't recall if backspace ever was), you'd be more likely to see "Del" or maybe F12/F8, depending on the laptop.