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2. Cleaning the dust out of the system, and a cooling pad, helps reduse heat, but that's about it.
3. What games?
They already struggle with thermal issues and you want to make matters worse?
That would only cause even more thermal throttling causing even less performance.
Not that overclocking would help, even if it worked as the lack of a dedicated videocard is what is the main issue for gaming.
There's nothing that can be done because this is a laptop that doesn't have a dedicated GPU, it's using internal GPU from the CPU, and i-gpu are no where close as good as the dedicated GPU. If you wish to game on PC in the future look at building a PC as they cost much less than a gaming laptop, gaming laptop normally go for upto $1700 with good decent modern specs, when compare to building a desktop can be cheaper upto half of that price.
edit wait is that the i3 6100u with integrated hd 520 graphics? you cant overclock that anyways+if you could (which u cant) it wouldnt help
Black Ops 2 is possible, but expect very low settings.
although i have had days where i can play DbD at good speed