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Your fans racing is good, at least they are responding to heat, though I've found even in Mac OS it is better to boost the fans and prevent from getting hot first.
Some games can push even a PC graphics and stress so that even those especially if they have any issue to begin with or marginal can result in sudden death.
RealTemp and Everest Ultimate are good, and then at least one bonus, there are utilities to monitor and even control graphic card in Windows - so you should once you have upgraded the graphic driver, be able to also then kick gpu fan up before you start playing.
In the past Mac owners had to turn to InputRemapper, remap keyboard but also allowed boosting the system fans and was popular on XP and Vista w/ MB/MBP and others (I used it on Mac Pro destkop).
Anything you can do, such as keep the laptop elevated and ventilated, helps, and to get air underneath the bottom of the case.
The Intel Core i7/i5 can get very warm in a nanosecond.

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