I also own an Infinix INBOOK X1 NEO Laptop (8GB/256GB variant). Out of curiosity, I installed Linux on this laptop—yes, on this model—even though I knew it was a new device with no official support for it. Anyway, it’s almost three years old now, and after some bad experiences, I learned my lesson and started researching everything closely. Yes, I opened my laptop to figure out why it was heating up. It turns out they forgot to include a fan in this PC, even though there’s a fan PWM pin and a proper fan installation location inside it.

So, to cool down my PC, I installed an external 5W DIY fan that I bought from MakerBazar. Now it runs really cool, though it’s a bit uncomfortable on one side because of the raised fan.

Here’s the official link for all drivers for the INFINIX INBOOK X1 NEO:

https://www.carlcare.com/global/drivers-download/  

You won’t find their landing page on Google because they forgot to hire an SEO person like me! Yes, I worked for a corporate and SEO agency for eight years.

Steps to download drivers:  

After landing on the Drivers and Manuals page,  

Select Method Two,  

Select Brand: Infinix > Series: X1 Neo & X2 Neo > Model: XL 22,  

1.Click on "All drivers (4 in 1),"  

2. Click the Download button,  

3. You’ll be redirected to a website called FRBox,  

4. On the right, click the three dots,  

5. In the next popup, click on "Browser Download."

Direct download link:

https://frbox.transsion.com/disk/s/cHLFGCiiQhN?pwd=858364

(Note: The link might not work, so I’ve already downloaded the file and will try to share it on my private cloud storage. Don’t worry!)  

If you need any help, I’m available on WhatsApp at 7600591386 or you can drop an email to hello.bhagavati@gmail.com.  

Additional links:

https://www.carlcare.com/global/drivers-download/

Let me know if you need further assistance!