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Buy some parts, put it together. Buy some fans. Set fan speeds.
Done.
That was before companies started sealing the battery inside, so I was able to replace the battery after it's health was worn out, without having to break out torx screw heads and pry tools, and pealing off the rubber boots to get at the screws underneath.
then i cannot help you much.
i would recommend getting a laptop with the biggest fans you can put on it, or, remove the bottom from the laptop, and custom build a fan tray out of a poly construction shock absorbent case.
i ddid that once, and keeping it cool helped it last a long time for field work.
i'd go with asus or a custom laptop from a local computer shop, again with the biggest fans you can put on it. you need a huge amount of airflow to limit thermal stress.
edit: but this is like placing a bandaid over a big wound, keep your expectations low.
Wow I bought a crappy gaming laptop pc and wonder why it only lasted 5 years.