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It's just that certain games or any software can push the limits of hardware, but if it's hitting the point of where your hardware shuts off, it's your hardware or windows settings...
Running an old nitro 5. Gpu is staying relatively cool oddly, far worse in civ 6. I sit my laptop on a "fan stand" so I think that helps. For the most part it's running great. At about 160k pop and it struggle when I delete whole blocks of buildings to revamp the road network sort of thing but generally good.