I disabled my turbo boost due to this. It is just too hot for me

Thats normal for me as well. I dont know how the others unit performed. What spec do you have ? Rtx 2070?

Instead of disabled turbo boost, its better to just limit the core clock at 3.2ghz on all core by using throttlestop. So far still capable to run all the demanding games without any performance drop in gaming. Temperature will maintain at 60-70 deg as well..

switch to game mode press the button beside the power button will solve this. 

Im not sure whether XTU can be run with throttlestop undervolting. Im just monitor from the Rivatuner/MSI Afterburner reading during the gaming.. At max, it will only go up to 3.2ghz.
Can you share your FIVR throttlestop setting?

Eh bro. Did u say u run Throttlestop + XTU at the same time on your laptop previously? After u removed one of it, still crashes?

Hi hshern95, Should you wish to send in your laptop to our office for us to have a look at the issue?

i7-8750H? If yes then you must undervolt since the chip itself runs hot

I'm on the same config. It is normal on stock setup. By the way your 55degrees celcius is MAX or AVERAGE? Try using hwinfo to monitor it in the long run.

Undervolt and create a less power aggressive profile to lower temps down on it. I can even play fortnite at 120hz at 2.4ghz-ish all core with temps maxxing at 67-68.  For more demanding games, clock it to 2.7-3.2 ish. For office use, use throttle stop performance profile then use speedshift to be 150-180 for it to prefer lower clocks rather than sustaining above 3.4ghz.

I'm coming close to 1year of use. I wonder how often people do thermal repaste on laptop. My temps slowly getting uneven now