Hey...I've had a small issue with my laptop, playing LFS its usally between 90-110'c core 0+1 (On speedfan) and I'm wondering if there is any ingenious way of getting air to circulate around it?

I've tried
-Taking it apart+Cleaning with compressed air
-3 Cooling racks
-Placing it on an open empty computer case full of ice+ fans (didn't work)

Seems a bit high I think. One of my laptops also has that CPU, but it never goes above 80 degrees on full load for a few hours.

Which laptop is it? (Brand, type etc)

those temp sensor diodes are not that accurate normally, but above 90°C is way too high.

I was once told that the heat-conductive paste used in laptops is not very good, and "ages" quite fast. But replacing it is very complicated.

http://www.newegg.com/Product/ ... aspx?Item=N82E16834991161 I used to use this and it worked quite well.

Replacing thermal compound depends on the notebook itself - on one of models I had, which was ASUS Z99Le, it was quite easy.

It's a HP Pavilion DV7-4150ea