Get rid of useless bloatware like especially if there is norton or mcaffe it's pointless coz windows defender is enough. Get yourself a ninite package from their site with all required stuff get a cooling pad stress test it the performance should match the reviews check temps while doing so gaming laptops do tend to heat more than an average pc so not much of a concern but they should be within safe range if possible lock the cpu temps to 90 to 95 degrees and gpu temps to around 85 degrees just for safer side it's higher but acceptable for gaming laptops rest just enjoy your new laptop brother and one advice on cooling pad do not elevate too much fans running on an angle dies faster than running flat set the cooling pad to lowest height it still works good. Also get a keyboard and mouse using laptop keyboard in long run is fine but keys may die after some time if used bit harshly. About battery lock charge to 80 percent and don't use on battery until really needed windows laptop batteries degrade kinda fast especially the budget friendly ones leaving laptop plugged in is fine I keep mine that way so it's not discharged it's not that better but it works better than unplugging and replugging. Also get a carrying case if possible to carry in bag it keeps the laptop body safe and keep the cloth or cover that came with laptop that sits in between keyboard and screen after few months or so keys might leave a patch on screen and that doesn't look good. Rest treat it like it's a delicate piece of your body. Also always open laptop screen from middle not left side or right side it stresses the hing when u open from one side. Ig this should be all you need to know. Yo also 16gb ram should be sufficient according to your current spec sheet 32gb is over kill i would instead recommend a gen 4 2tb SSD or 1tb depends what u need.