Definitely go with the 2700 for only $5 more. And don't worry about overclocking, they both overclock just about equally well in terms of delta above base clock. But even if you couldn't overclock the 2700 it's 2 extra cores/4 threads make for a much smoother experience in multi-tasking work environment like Windows 10.
You don't have to push performance to the max with rendering or encoding to appreciate the difference, just have several windows open with a bunch of tabs in Chrome or Firefox. With 16Gb memory (also cheaper now) it's so much smoother with no stutters and instant context switches using an 8 core/16 thread vs even a 6 core/12 thread processor. Running Windows the way I like, 4 core processors are just flat out annoying to me now.
It may not be worth it if price deltas were really big but having such inexpensive, and capable, 8 core processors available makes it really nice.