GTX 1080 temp on laptop

Hello!

I purchased a laptop from Digital Storm with the following specs:

GTX 1080
i7-6700

What I am noticing is that the graphics card is running at 90-91 degrees all the time in games.

I checked the fan settings in the Control Center where the Fan Speed setting is set to "Overclock". That and "Maximum" seem to do the same thing when running games, just blast the fans as high as they can go. This thing sounds like a damn jet engine!

Even with the fans at full blast the graphics card is running at 90-91 according to the GPU overclock software that came with the laptop and I have downloaded a few other temp programs and they read the same. I have not overclocked the GTX 1080 at all.

Any ideas if this temperature is normal? It has been this way for a while but system seems perfectly stable, no issues really. Just loud and hot :)

I tested my processor but that all seems fine. RealTemp score was 1680 whatever that means. Processor stays around 37 to 38 when not in game and 59-67 while gaming.

Not sure what other information I should provide. The laptop is always plugged in of course. Room temp is 69-70.

Is 90 degrees normal on the laptop 1080 GTX?

Thanks all!

Edited by d2b4m - 18 Mar 2018 at 10:52pm

My first idea was as bprat22 stated, check air flow by making sure all is clean. Make sure there is space around it for air to move in and out. Good luck. 

Most of what I read about gaming laptops, and experience on this forum, is temps running in the 80’s to 90’s , where a similar desktop would be 60’s to 70’s.    I don’t game on a laptop but would also hate to see temps that high.   I think it’s the nature of a laptop with their marginal cooling.   When you compare the much larger coolers on a desktop’s cpu and graphics card to the much smaller ones in a laptop it kinda makes sense, but would still concern me.