HT201343 My macbook pro becomes very hot when i use airplay ?!

my macbook pro gets really hot when i turn on airplay (watching movies) ?!
macbook 2014 - 17

Dear mr Mario,
those suggestions not working with my notebook computer ?! ..
because its becomes very hot when i use airplay only ? (with apple TV)

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Model Identifier: MacBookPro5,3
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