We even had someone leak information about the elites to prove their corruption and hatred for Trump supporters . Disclaimer This user cannot verify whether or not this comment has been edited by uspez <| sep |> Calgary , land of cyclical downturns no one ever plans for . <| sep |> A roommate I used to live with had a rabbit and that cute little fucker chewed all my guitar cables ! The roommate paid me for the damages but still ! <| sep |> The two chips you ' re looking at are both quadcore i 5 ' s , so no difference there , they ' re running at similar frequencies 3 . 2 GHz for the 6500 vs 3 . 5 GHz for the 6600 k , so again not a huge difference . The 0 . 3 GHz will technically make the 6600 k a little bit faster in terms of how many instructions it can perform each second . But you probably won ' t notice a significant difference think of if you were playing a game at 60 fps and it jumped up to 65 fps , sure it would be going a little bit faster but it would likely be imperceivable . So the last thing I ' d say to look at is the size of the cache for either chip . In this case they ' re exactly the same at 6 MB . The main difference is that the 6500 is locked in at its 3 . 2 GHz plus a small turbo boost but that only kicks in occasionally . Whereas the 6600 k is unlocked and can be overclocked far above its 3 . 5 GHz with the right motherboard and cooling and whatnot . If you don ' t plan on overclocking , save yourself the money and get the 6500 . You can make a really good pc with an i 5 and a good graphics card .