I4U recently pushed a review about Intel’s Core 2 Duo E6750 processor on their website (link below). This LGA775-based processor is manufactured using 65nm technology and uses a 65W thermal power design as well as a 72 degree Celcius thermal specification. E6750 is Intel’s first CPU that takes advantage of 1333MHz FSB (Front Side Bus). Other features include a 4MB L2 cache, enhanced halt state (C1E), enhanced Intel Speedstep technology; execute disable bit, Intel EM64T, Intel thermal monitor 2, and Intel virtualization technology.

Excerpt from the review:

If you are looking for a processor to be the brains of your new gaming machine, but don’t want to break the bank the E6750 is a great option. You will want to be sure if you opt for the Intel Core 2 Duo E6750 that your mainboard supports the 1333MHz FSB speed. Mainboards that do support the FSB are the Intel P35 and the NVIDIA 680i and 650i mainboards. The P35 offers DDR3 support while the NVIDIA chipsets don’t, right now that’s not much of an issue with DDR3 not affecting performance much.

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