@JackE yeah I tested a bit and played around with using and not using the cooler and while temps are only about a degree or two lower with it the air coming out of the laptop feels quite a bit cooler and the temps drop by like 10 degrees Celsius as soon as I turn the game off, I might just be biased since I spent money on it so I kinda wanna use it, but the biggest use I'm getting out of it is that one of the angle settings places the laptop just right for my height and in a very comfortable typing position, but yeah, mostly not too necessary but I don't think it's doing any harm. Also now that I'm typing this it reminds me that the keyboard and the top of the laptop is much cooler when using the cooler, I'm pretty sure I'm not biased there, I barely feel and "warmness" while without it I definitely feel that it's hot.

I put the 80% charge limit for battery health and I'm gonna monitor what the battery does and how it behaves but for now I just wanted to makes sure it's relatively normal behavior for this laptop. I guess it makes sense that other manufacturers are putting in 230W or even 300W supplies, but I paid a budget price so not gonna compain too much.

@HnG I checked the Acer official part store or whatever it's called and the only thing you can do is downgrade to 135W so yeah, no luck there. I refuse to believe that they weren't aware that this is gonna happen now why aren't they selling it at a higher wattage I have no idea. As I said above, with how much I paid for these specs I'm super happy and I understand that maybe expecting a supply that comes with a laptop at 50%+ higher price or at a same price but worse specs is not realistic but come on at least let me buy it separately.

I also saw people saying other supplies don't work with the laptop so I'm not gonna experiment just to mess up something, if you maybe find something that I missed or find out something about a supply that works as intended with the laptop please let me know.

Thank you for your responses Jack and HnG