Overheating in my laptop when playing games

The processor, which is responsible for executing the instructions of the program, must constantly work to keep up with the demands of the game. A processor can only work as fast as it is allowed to run, and when games demand higher performance than a computer's processor can provide, it reaches its limit. When this happens, the processor will start using power from other parts of the computer including your battery leaving less power for your display or other components.

When the battery is drained faster than it can be recharged by your charger or AC adapter, it becomes impossible for your laptop to turn on again. This means that if you're playing games that require lots of processing power while plugged into an outlet, they could cause your laptop to overheat and shut down before you have time to save whatever progress you've made in them!