Yep, having laptop higher + CoolBoost enabled, when loading with the raytracing game, max CPU and GPU temperatues are 91 and 78 ºC respectively, therefore, that combination should be the one if you want to push the machine... Thanks!

Yep, no problem, finally we might conclude that:

1.- If we want to load machine to full capacity (or close) better to enable the coolboost feature and getting it higher, being the later more efficient.

2.- Using those commercial coolers wouldn't necessarily mean that it's gonna work, they usually direct air upwards but the lower grid is not sucking air from below necessarily either, so might hinder the airflow.

3.- Obviously, high temperatures in a gaming laptop with top specs, i.e. biased towards performance at the expense of power consumption leading to a short battery life, would also mean that working temperatures will be definitely higher than more "standard" machines.

Thanks and Regards

Raúl