Stock Cooler Difference

[ZombifiedPyro]

Is there a difference between the cooler on an old pentium (E5300) and a i5 3570k? I would assume yes, but an answer would be great.

[ZombifiedPyro]

Anybody know? It would be helpful to run on the stock cool that I have until I can get a nicer one.

[dragosudeki]

No I do not think so because of the socket difference, only 1150 and 1155 are the same (I think). The i5 4670k should've came with its own stock cooler.

[ZombifiedPyro]

Bought it used so no.

[ZombifiedPyro]

If the holes line up do you think it would work? I know AMD has different stock coolers and they all look the same to me. So I don't know if there is difference between a pentium cooler and a i5 cooler.

[Flyguygamer]

1155 and 1150 have the same cooler so yes.

[ZombifiedPyro]

Its 775 vs 1155 not 1155 vs 1150

[alpenwasser]

Can't you just try it out? The TDP of the E5300 is 65 W according to Intel's ark,

which is pretty close to the 3570k's 77 W. So as long as you don't overvolt, the

cooler should be able to dissipate the heat from a 3570k. Keep an eye on temps

just to be sure (if the mounting system is compatible).

PS: I don't think there's a need to bump threads so quickly. A bit of patience goes

a long way.

[ZombifiedPyro]

Can't you just try it out? The TDP of the E5300 is 65 W according to Intel's ark,

which is pretty close to the 3570k's 77 W. So as long as you don't overvolt, the

cooler should be able to dissipate the heat from a 3570k. Keep an eye on temps

just to be sure (if the mounting system is compatible).

PS: I don't think there's a need to bump threads so quickly. A bit of patience goes

a long way.

Thank You, I will just try it.

 

And yeah I am feeling impatient today, tests and homework without sleep is not good.