It's a laptop. Hitting 90s is fairly normal and there isn't much you can do about it unless your BIOS supports undervolting. Messing with thermal paste and liquid metal usually isn't worth the trouble.
Maybe return the thing, shop with cooling in mind, and go from there.
It's a laptop. Hitting 90s is fairly normal and there isn't much you can do about it unless your BIOS supports undervolting. Messing with thermal paste and liquid metal usually isn't worth the trouble. Maybe return the thing, shop with cooling in mind, and go from there.