Again, 80-90 degress is a safe range. As you can see from the original post, the temps are very good for some people but may vary depending on several factors.
The first thing to do is check the performance against some others while eliminating temps as a limiting factor. This can be accomplished by creating an ideal environment to test in, turn up the aircon or set up some fans, and make sure the laptop is on a flat, hard surface with free space around it for sufficient air circulation. Theoretically, somebody could be siting outside in a humid country saying that it's only 25 degrees but in actual fact the humidity makes it more like 30+, and the laptop is not ventilated properly because it's stashed away in a corner while external monitor and peripherals are being used. We simply don't know, no offense but we have to ask such basic questions because it happens. Other factors to be considered are game titles, graphics and performance settings, also what other applications you are running. We can't just say Cyberpunk will run x number of fps and expect everyone to get the same on this notebook, you could double or half your fps just by changing the graphics settings.
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