You need the M1 macbook air with a thermal mod then. It connects the chassis to the heatsink. The entire bottom gets warm and the area around the heatsink can g

You need the M1 macbook air with a thermal mod then. It connects the chassis to the heatsink. The entire bottom gets warm and the area around the heatsink can get up to 50-55C. On the plus side, with the thermal mod, it doesn't really throttle at all, so on longer workloads it performs about the same as the pro.