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I don't have a pi 4 to play with, but is there any chance you could try one of the mini heatsinks that just adhere onto the cpu, without any active cooling?
I'm just curious to see if that helps much, they're pretty cheap and could be useful other places too (I use one on the VTX for my drone)
You can check the temperature though the pi itself. From my experience depending on the material/length of contact, things start to get too hot to comfortably hold after ~55C/60C for most metals, but brief contact might barely feel warm.
[0] https://www.amazon.com/Easycargo-Raspberry-Heatsink-Aluminum...