What is the "normal" operating tempature for a 1025-nr

I have a dv-7 1025-nr, and the top of it seems to hotter than it should be. I can hear the fan running and it seems to be running at its highest rpm However it just not keeping it cool enough I actually have the back of the laptop propped up so it will cool better. Also, what software do I need to get to read the tempature sensors?
Thanks
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The laptop is of the age where it is likely time to open it up and clean out around the fan and replace the thermal compound with new.
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