Windows 7: Error in User Accounts

100° C is way too high. Are the vents clean/clear? All of them? Is the fan running?

What can I do?

Refresh the page and read my prior reply.

It's a very new computer (1 week) so yes. I use the computer on a table of wood.

"New" doesn't necessarily mean perfect; are you positive the fan is running and you can easily feel the air flow?

I'm aware of a few makes/models that seem to have a tendency to run hot. I've seen forum posts (on manufacturer forums) complaining about it and others chiming in with the same observation. A few have disassembled, cleaned off and reapplied thermal paste with apparently marginal results. But if you're still under warranty I'd consider returning it, as you've got a valid reason.

How high is your CPU usage running (Task Manager) when idling?

Even your browsing activitiy causing 60°C seems a little on the high side. It would be helpful to know what you ambient air temp is.

And what part of the system actually gets up to 100°C?

If you confirm any temps other than normal I would take it back and get another model.

You should have a full factory warranty covering replacement, parts and tech support. I'd use it.

Yea the fan runs normal.

About 60-70 pervenche Web gaming I think. If I glose the game the usage to down, so I can't tell you the exact.

Both motherboard, CPU and GPU are about 90-100°C.

What about buying a cooling pad?

No. Cooloing pad isn't going to cut it. Use the warranty; you're way too high for even a cooling pad...

Okay. Tanks!

Now the thread is real solved

Quite welcome! Good luck with your machine. Post again to let us know how it turns out!