i5 4570 Getting Hot

[Ralphguy]

Before you read this, I want you guys to know that I DON'T OVERCLOCK.
I have an i5 4570 CPU running at around 35-40 Degrees Celsius when idle, I'm not sure if this is good, but when I play games such as CS:GO it goes up to 70-80 Degrees Celsius, which isn't good, Intel said the i5 4570 should run under 71.74 Degrees Celsius. I'm using an i3 2100 CPU Stock Fan, since my i5 4570 is a 2nd hand, the fan is running at around 1300 RPM, I can still crank up the speed, but I'm not sure if it's safe, what should I do to make this cooler?, should I crank up the speed of the CPU Cooler?

CPU: i5 4570
CPU Cooler: Intel i3 2100 Stock Fan
Thermal Compound: Cryorig MP5

 

[Callum Clarke]

I did some quick googling and found that the stock I3 cooler is made from aluminium and the I5 stock cooler is made from copper and aluminium. The stock I3 cooler was designed to handle a TDP of 65w and the I5 has a TDP of 85w. I'd recommend using it with a different cooler.

http://www.tomshardware.co.uk/answers/id-2518926/heatsink.html

 

[salerhino]

Before you read this, I want you guys to know that I DON'T OVERCLOCK.
I have an i5 4570 CPU running at around 35-40 Degrees Celsius when idle, I'm not sure if this is good, but when I play games such as CS:GO it goes up to 70-80 Degrees Celsius, which isn't good, Intel said the i5 4570 should run under 71.74 Degrees Celsius. I'm using an i3 2100 CPU Stock Fan, since my i5 4570 is a 2nd hand, the fan is running at around 1300 RPM, I can still crank up the speed, but I'm not sure if it's safe, what should I do to make this cooler?, should I crank up the speed of the CPU Cooler?

CPU: i5 4570
CPU Cooler: Intel i3 2100 Stock Fan
Thermal Compound: Cryorig MP5

Idle temps are fine, but go for cooler of copper/alu combo or something better like hyper 212 evo

 

[Ralphguy]

Before you read this, I want you guys to know that I DON'T OVERCLOCK.
I have an i5 4570 CPU running at around 35-40 Degrees Celsius when idle, I'm not sure if this is good, but when I play games such as CS:GO it goes up to 70-80 Degrees Celsius, which isn't good, Intel said the i5 4570 should run under 71.74 Degrees Celsius. I'm using an i3 2100 CPU Stock Fan, since my i5 4570 is a 2nd hand, the fan is running at around 1300 RPM, I can still crank up the speed, but I'm not sure if it's safe, what should I do to make this cooler?, should I crank up the speed of the CPU Cooler?

CPU: i5 4570
CPU Cooler: Intel i3 2100 Stock Fan
Thermal Compound: Cryorig MP5

Idle temps are fine, but go for cooler of copper/alu combo or something better like hyper 212 evo

I don't think I have time to buy a new cooler right now., but I will if I have time. Will cranking up the the i3 2100 Stock Fan temporarily help?

 

[Callum Clarke]

Before you read this, I want you guys to know that I DON'T OVERCLOCK.
I have an i5 4570 CPU running at around 35-40 Degrees Celsius when idle, I'm not sure if this is good, but when I play games such as CS:GO it goes up to 70-80 Degrees Celsius, which isn't good, Intel said the i5 4570 should run under 71.74 Degrees Celsius. I'm using an i3 2100 CPU Stock Fan, since my i5 4570 is a 2nd hand, the fan is running at around 1300 RPM, I can still crank up the speed, but I'm not sure if it's safe, what should I do to make this cooler?, should I crank up the speed of the CPU Cooler?

CPU: i5 4570
CPU Cooler: Intel i3 2100 Stock Fan
Thermal Compound: Cryorig MP5

Idle temps are fine, but go for cooler of copper/alu combo or something better like hyper 212 evo

I don't think I have time to buy a new cooler right now., but I will if I have time. Will cranking up the the i3 2100 Stock Fan temporarily help?

If you want your computer to sound like a jet engine yeah. Yes It will be ideal for now though. Save up some money and get yourself a decent cooler. You can get them for as little as £15.