Laptop temperatures

the 82 degree celcius is when i have disabled the intel's turbo boost and when i tested with the turbo boost enabled it reaches upto 90 degrees celcius is that also ok, and before that i used to have a i3 3rd gen laptop and it ran at like 40 degrees at idle and 75 degrees max so i thought that it is high compared to the i3

Hello, My name is Jesse. I'm an Independent Advisor and a member of the Microsoft community and I'd love to assist you today.

Yes, that's pretty normal for those specs.

It is usual for laptops that they are overheating, also if your laptot did not shut-down during high temperatures - it means temperatures are not too high to shut it down. Also try to clean the computer and check if fans are working as they supposed to
do. Main thing, do not play the game in bed if blanket is under your laptop, it is obvious that temperatures are high.

I remembered that my laptop, as with the rest of the OMEN series, has the OMEN app. There, I noticed something peculiar about the temperature of my CPU where it would be around 90 degrees Celsius only at around 20% utilization. Could it be that my laptop throttles down as an attempt to protect itself and prevent potential damage upon its components?

It's pretty common for laptop CPU's to become hot under load. Temps in the 80's to 90's can be pretty standard. It shouldn't be that hot when its only at 20% utilisation though. If the CPU reaches a certain temperature it will thermal throttle and you may see reduced performance. I say 'may see' as it really depends on what game or CPU intensive software you're running.

You can help reduce temperatures somewhat by locking your frame rate to 60fps.

What temperature is it showing when just idle in Windows? Are there any other processes using your CPU when your PC isn't doing anything?

As for your keyboard issue, try an external keyboard. If the external is fine your laptop keyboard has a fault.

On gaming laptops some of the more modern cpu/gpu/apu's are able to go to around 120 degrees before shutting down due to overheating, Your laptop will have software that automatically reduces game performance when certain thresholds for temperature are hit
to reduce the overall heat.

Laptops generally run far hotter than pc's when it comes to gaming, My gaming laptop will hit around 85 degrees on more modern games without issue.

There are aftermarket coolers you can get that will help with overall system temperatures and a few people like myself will replace the stock thermal paste with some good quality expensive paste (nano aluminium or diamond pastes work the best for transferring
heat)