Do laptops with AMD processors face heating problems?

While I agree with what elstaci said I would add that the saying "you get what you pay for" is never more true than with laptops. If you buy a low end laptop and expect it to perform like a gaming desktop you are going to be very disappointed. Only the very expensive gaming laptops are good for gaming and even how long that is the case depends on how long the manufacturer keeps up with driver updates. When it comes to laptops they almost all have custom power and or cooling systems that don't follow reference designs. This means they require drivers that need tweaks that are done by the company that makes the laptop and NOT AMD. This is what often gives the APU/GPU maker a bad name when it comes to laptops. People are mad they can't just go and load the vanilla driver from AMD. They can and it may work but if it does not have the optimizations the MANUFACTURER did to their driver that shipped with the laptop you may run into big problems fast. I personally recommend you get a separate gaming desktop and a laptop for portability. Unless you want to shell out the big bucks for a REAL gaming laptop. Just remember that with laptops there really is no guarantee that any driver other than the one that shipped with it or that the manufacturer released for that specific laptop will work properly with it. Unfortunately these days your are lucky if you a get a year of those updates.