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Do a visual inspection of all the air vents/entrances on the bottom of the laptop. For mobile electronics like laptops, and due to the nature of hot air (rises) the intake vents are on the bottom and the exit vents are on the sides/back. If you notice that there are clogged vents, I would suggest cleaning them out with a small set of hemostats or tweezers.
It is possible that you have clogs inside of the case.
Though, does your fan turn on as the laptop heats up? Does the fan operate at all?
Does your bios have a setting where you can set the fan threshhold temperature? (The temperature in which the fan turns on)
-SF
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