I'm also experiencing this issue on a Thinkpad T410s. I've found that I
can use thinkfan and set the max fan level above 7 to get the fan to run
at top speed. May not be ideal but beats having the machine shutdown due
to overheating when the fan is not exceeding 4500 rpm at Level 7.

Here's my thinkfan.conf settings:

(0,     0,      55)
(1,     48,     60)
(2,     50,     61)
(3,     52,     63)
(4,     56,     65)
(5,     59,     66)
(127,   63,     32767)

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  ThinkPads overheat due to slow fans when on 'auto'

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