Cooling pad/cooling vacuum for Predator helios 300?

So my Helios 300 was hitting 80-95 degrees right out the box.  After i called acer and had tried under volting had no joy. after looking at afew options. 3 things helped. i spoke with acer the predator is supposed to sit between 75 and 85 when under load according to them that's the acceptable limit. so i found limiting the cpus clock speed in power management setting helped it sat in the 60s when limited to 3.2 GHz anything over that it jumped into late 80s -90s. also at 3.2 limit i found i got lag on afew games so was not ideal. i ultimately repplyed the thermo paste with thermo grizzly by aeronaut. i got a 10 degree drop in tep which was great. so it peaked at 80 mark rather then 90 with no limit on the ghz to boot. playing demanding games i saw it still hit 85 degrees. i then got a cooling pad helped abit but not allot. i undervolted to -120 it still hit 84 degrees at a peak but stayed at 74 degree average wich i was happier with. the 84 degree mark was for a second or two but it would drop back. so i felt that was fine given what acer had said before. playing hi demand game ran consistent with this and i experience no frame dropping. so the key is get a good thermal paste, and undervolt a little to get consistent heat management. acer should consider a recall and give a slightly better cooling option as the fans looked a little wimpy for the job. I can probably drop the CPU back to 3.8 GHz and get better heat but I'm not concerned given it is now overall in spec.

Removing the access doors for memory and hard drive expansion helped my temps a lot in conjunction with a 5 fan cooling pad, the fans blow air directly on the memory and into the laptop.