I want to get a 6600 or a 6500 (I5), and I am unsure if the cheaper option would be better because I don't plan on overclocking. They are clocked at only a .1 difference so I don't see a point besides overclocking capabilities. I need opinions though.
Is the I5 6600 worth the extra money over the 6500 if I don't plan on OCing?
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