Update = Resolved-After completing troubleshooting, a DELL-Cares agent setup a part replacement.
Hello, this is my first time using these forums. So, I bought this laptop in June 2021. It's been overheating whenever I play GTA 5, touches 93 C and then thermal throttles the CPU clock speeds. This ruins my game experience.  I know this is not exactly a gaming laptop, but NVIDIA MX450 2 gb and Intel i5-11300H 3.1 Ghz is more than enough to run an 8 year old game at the lowest possible graphic settings. So, I disabled the Turbo Boost, and now CPU goes upto a max of 2.6 Ghz, hoping to lower the temperatures, but that turned out to be useless. Still, within 5 minutes, temperature jumps to 93 and frustration kicks in. I have finally decided to resort to undervolting the CPU, but thanks to Dell and Intel, I cannot do that. I have looked around the Internet, and mostly, learnt that downgrading the BIOS, resetting to factory defaults and disabling further BIOS updates helps to unlock voltage control in Throttlestop. I was just hoping to get some help with this, because the Dell support guys tell me that it's **** normal for the laptop CPU to touch 93 while gaming. They just dont want to accept that the cooling system is not good enough.  By the way, the lowest version of BIOS available on dell support is 2.0.1.  Is it even possible to unlock undervolting options by downgrading to 2.0.1 ? Thanks in advance.
Inspiron 15 5510/5518 Overheating / Trying to Undervolt