Difference between this two CPU

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Answer #1
The 2500K has an unlocked multiplier allowing for higher overclocks by raising the multiplier. The 2500 only allows for a 41x multiplier as its highest.
Sandybridge’s overclocking is essentially based on its multiplier, so the difference in the overclockability between the two is significant.
On a side note, a simple google search yields a lot of results for this question, so you won’t have to wait for people’s responses.
Answer #2
SGS_Raven replied: The 2500K has an unlocked multiplier allowing for higher overclocks by raising the multiplier. The 2500 only allows for a 41x multiplier as its highest.
Sandybridge's overclocking is essentially based on its multiplier, so the difference in the overclockability between the two is significant.
On a side note, a simple google search yields a lot of results for this question, so you won't have to wait for people's responses.
i dont think i need google anymore u basically answered my question. ill stick with the 2500k even though idk how to OC and thanks bro appreciate your time