Upgrade from 2500K to 5820K, temperatures?

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Hi,

I'm thinking about upgrading my i5 2500k to a 5820k, but I'm not sure what to expect as far as temperatures go.
What I'm wondering is mainly about idle temps at stock speed. Currently I'm running my 2500K@stock at around 33C with fans running very low. Can I expect anything near that or will I see a large increase in temperature even when idling, or just browsing the internet?
 
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Yes, that would be where the difference full load. The TDP on the 2500k is 95W vs 140W for the 5820K, but unless your maxing out all 6 cores, I doubt the difference in temps would be all that much(running @ stock, OC is a different story)For instance, I'm typing this using a 5820K in an Asus X99-Deluxe. It's idling at 1.2ghz right now and running at 30-32C with the fan spinning at 600 RPM. I am using a Noctua NH-U14S cooler as the CPU itself does not include a heatsink in the box.
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I'm still looking around, currently have my eyes on the asus x-99-s, but I haven't really familiarized myself with all the options yet.

So the temperature differences will mainly be seen in load or when overclocking?
 
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Yes, that would be where the difference full load. The TDP on the 2500k is 95W vs 140W for the 5820K, but unless your maxing out all 6 cores, I doubt the difference in temps would be all that much(running @ stock, OC is a different story)For instance, I'm typing this using a 5820K in an Asus X99-Deluxe. It's idling at 1.2ghz right now and running at 30-32C with the fan spinning at 600 RPM. I am using a Noctua NH-U14S cooler as the CPU itself does not include a heatsink in the box.
 
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Great answer, thank you!
 
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