When you say "in a wrapper" do you mean running windows in Parallels to play skyrim? Just curious what a wrapper is exactly. All notebooks are going to run hot like that when you play games or run high res video, do video encoding, etc. It's pretty normal for the GPU to reach temps like that, especially in a tightly packed notebook. Although no heat is really healthy for a chip.
I have a trick for keeping temps down when I would encode video (Not so great for gaming due to instability) I would take one of those blue hospital gel-packs that people use to reduce swelling, (A big one) from my freezer, put it on my desk, put a thin towel over it and put my laptop down, being careful not to block the fan slots. The aluminum of the case has strong thermal transfer properties so the whole case would get really cold and bring down all my temps by about 20 degrees Celsius or more. You have to be careful with this because these gel-packs can "sweat" or have a tiny bit of frost on them that melts, and electronics and moisture don't mix. But it would work really well for about an hour, and then I would pull out the pack and it would be really warm! 2 main benefits to this are reduced temps, and your fans come way down in RPM... like sub 1500, so you won't even hear them never-mind have them spooling up so fast it sounds like the there is a jet in the room. Also it's healthier for the chips to be at lower temps throughout their life. Use at your own risk though.