引用自 Illusion of Progress：

Is this laptop new? I think I once read that some new electronic parts (PSU?) can sometimes have a smell for a week or so while they burn in, so to speak. But I've never experienced it myself.

Are you using the correct charger with it?

Those temperatures aren't too high. It's more common to see them in the close to or in the 90C range for laptops.

引用自 Thermal Lance：

A good old disassembly, repaste and clean would be in order.

引用自 xx_Weedlord_xx：

引用自 Thermal Lance：

A good old disassembly, repaste and clean would be in order.

That's the thing, I can't, it's my brother's given to me (it's mine but still scared to do it) other than repaste it's not possible??

引用自 _I_：

its an older laptop
use an aircompressor to clean its fans and vents

引用自 Thermal Lance：

引用自 _I_：

its an older laptop
use an aircompressor to clean its fans and vents

Yeah I guess he can try that. But depending on how packed those vents are. It could make it worse too

引用自 Illusion of Progress：

I agree, if it's older and (I presume) hasn't done this before, then my first guess would be to clean it of dust.

If it's not your laptop, then you need to communicate to the owner that it smells and may need cleaned, and have him look into things.

引用自 Thermal Lance：

Probably there's craps in the vents that heats up and give that smell.

A good old disassembly, repaste and clean would be in order.

引用自 Watermelon {JESUS IS LORD}：

引用自 Thermal Lance：

Probably there's craps in the vents that heats up and give that smell.

A good old disassembly, repaste and clean would be in order.

i sprayed can of air in my laptop once and whole truckload of cat fur and dust bunnies came out, it was so satisfying watching it come out and the temps go down