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My laptop is running very hot. Underneath, it's almost too hot to touch, and is hot on the palm rest. I can't hear any cooling fan operation. The laptop is just over 1 year old, out of warranty. It's been kept very clean and used in a clean environment: unlikely that vents or fan are clogged with dust or fluff. I downloaded speedfan: http://download.cnet.com/SpeedFan/3000-2094_4-10067444.html.
It showed this:
The Temp 1 is clearly high, though it's not clear to me what component this refers to. Is the Fan 2 speed normal? Does this indicate a fault?
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66 Deg C is not hot.
It is warm, but not excessive for your Intel Core i7-1165G7 processor
Max Tjunction for your processor is 100 deg C. You shouldn't be worried until you see temps above 85 deg C.
I don't think you are getting accurate readings. That HD0 at 1 deg C is unlikely.
If there was a fan fault you would have seen an error message.
I suggest using a laptop stand to give yourself a more comfortable environment
I would think that fine sand and dust would be more of a concern in Israel.
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