Lenovo G510 - High temps

Hi forum, i bought this laptop one and a half months ago and i notice that the temps are getting higher than normal.
When its idle it sometimes drop to 28C which is the lowest ive seen but usuallly is about 36C. When i open Skype, facebook game etc it can hit 83C with no reason. The cpu usage at that point is bearly 18%. My first thoughts are same, the fan is not kicking when i has to and makes the cpu run hot and then unable to cool it as much as it should.
I hope someone help us because i started to get annoyed, i cannot stress the laptop atall. Even when i play a game in facebook i can hear the fans rpm increase.
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Is there any update that can fix this? cause its no dust or thermal paste issue and ofcourse no applications are running
According to :
http://www.notebookcheck.net/Lenovo-G510-Notebook-Review.117221.0.html
The G510 graphics core always clocked at full speed in the stress test (Prime95 and Furmark run for at least one hour). The processor only ran at maximum speed in AC mode (2.9 GHz). When performing the stress test in battery mode, the CPU clocked with 2.5 GHz. The CPU's temperature settled to approximately 69 °C in the stress test (AC mode).

Check temps with hwinfo.
With tmonitor you can disable turbo boost which is a manufacturer hardware overclock and monit temps

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Hi Thewolverine95,
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Hi Matsta19,
Welcome to Lenovo forums.
As per the query we understood that you are looking to upgrade the display to full HD display in your Lenovo G510 laptop.
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Hi Aimor,
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hi MarklonW,
Thanks for Posting!
For an OEM Laptop system this is quite normal.
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Hi Immitrofanov,
Welcome to Lenovo Community!
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