Causal user speed difference from I7 6700 to Pentium G4560?

[jappy]

So I built a PC for my family a year back and it has an Intel I7 6700, currently I Am deciding what CPU I should get for my gaming and rendering build. I don't have as big as a budget to buy another i7 but what I can buy is the Pentium G4560 (which I've heard good things about). My family uses the i7 PC for casual web browsing and opening up Microsoft Word a bit. I personally think that the i7 is an overkill now that no one will be using it to its max potential (gaming, editing, rendering). So what I wanted to do was swap the 2 CPUs for each other, but I don't want to ruin the speedy experience for anyone in my family... Would there be a big change in speed/performance for the casual user going from an i7 6700 to a pentium G4560???

( No one else in my family will do gaming/rendering on the i7 pc after I build my own, so they will just casually use it)

 

Any responses are greatly appreciated    

[flibberdipper]

The G650 would do that workload retardedly well. If you can update the BIOS to support Kaby Lake, then those Pentiums will do it even better since they have Hyper-Threading.

[TheNextLinus]

Your family probably wouldn't notice, unless they are really tech savvy.

[Mira Yurizaki]

They probably won't notice anything different. The only thing I can think of is some initial hiccups after loading certain things like video streams.

 

If you want it really speedy or snappy, the computer should have an SSD.

[The Sloth]

depends on what a"casual" user does. how long you are keeping it will factor in as well, a 2600 is still a good cpu while a Pentium from that era is long gone.