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a hyper 212 evo would suffice 

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if you buy 6300 and not overclock it you are losing so much performance.

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stock if not overclocking. the famous 212 evo for the quietness. but performance wise, stock cooler will be just fine. imo, keep it stock until you feel like overclocking, then get a good cooler for it.

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If you only care for temperatures, you might as well stick with the stock cooler. The only reason to go for an aftermarket cooler if you don't overclock is to reduce noise levels. Well, and aesthetics, possibly.

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