It's possible, but it depends on the laptop. Some laptops are designed for overclocking and come with a specialized good cooling system that can handle the extra heat. Other laptops may not be designed for overclocking, and if you push them too hard, you could damage the cooling system. So it's important to check with your laptop manufacturer to find out if your machine is overclocking-friendly before you try anything risky. And even if your laptop is designed for overclocking, it's always a good idea to play it safe and only overclock by a small amount. Anything more than a few percent could be too much for your machine's cooling system to handle.