During Summer End-Users tend to forget that they not the only ones that need to be cooled on really hot days. Your computer is no different, in fact most times your computer runs at a lot higher tempts than the human body. When humans get hot we sweat, Computers heat has no where to go unless you have sufficent heat reducing components, these are mainly fans (cheapest form of cooling) to the Water Radiators, yup you read it correctly water around electronics normally doesn't mix but in this way they dobut the down side is this (cooling systems are very expensive).
The best properties of cooling fans within a PC is Same in, Same out! This causes a neutral area of air flow within the PC. So for example if you have two fans pointing airflow in then you must have two collecting the hot air and flowing that air out the PC thus {Neutral Pressure}. The other senario is if you have 3 fans pulling air in and only one fan exit you cause a high pressure system {Positve Pressure} in your machine, most of the time it actually doesn't cool your machine, same goes for one fan in and 3 exit fans causes a low pressure system within the PC thus {Negitive Pressure}.
Like a Propeller on a plane the fan has blades that pull or push air:
As well as air flow within the computer, the air surrounding the PC must be unobstructed as well as this can cause the fans to work over their standard working rate (Harder)
A clean environment is also a huge factor when it comes to cooling both your PC and Laptop, if dusty or fluff in the air like say on a farm or in a factory this will hamper crucial airflow both in as it will suck in dust or dirt into PC and will jam up a fan or two, this will cause serious overheating within the PC/Laptop
As soon as this happens the absolute crucial next step is to have your computer serviced to have these vital cooling components cleaned, reoiled and checked for free flowing, if non of these is possible then replace them PROMPTLY
Thus extra laptop fan cooling is needed
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