1333mhz in Processors

from Newegg.com

…Pros: Fast, 1333MHz FSB, runs cool with the stock fan (not overclocked). Cons: None Other Thoughts: Make sure motherboard supports 1333MHz FSB, only some P965 chipset-based boards support…

from Newegg.com

…Pros: fast Cons: The new 1333mhz core 2 will be out july 22 and a 3.0ghz version, which is faster than this will be 1\4 of what this cost, 270 bucks.… 183 more reviews »

from Bit-tech.net

…"the Core 2 Duo E6750 could well represent a very compelling buy if you've got a motherboard that supports 1333MHz FSB processors."…

from Amazon.com

…I built my friend a new computer system using this processor and it works very well. The 1333Mhz bus speed makes this thing scream. I would highly recommend it to any new system builder.…

from Newegg.com

…Pros: The Price, The 1333Mhz Bus Speed, the smaller Die Size Cons: The locked 7 Mutli. Other Thoughts: spend an extra thirty bucks and get the E6750… 335 more reviews »

from Newegg.com

…Pros: great overclocker, remember to get a good motherboard that supports up to 1333mhz Cons: 1 mb cache but for the price this was a great upgrade Other Thoughts: great for short trips… 300 more reviews »

from Newegg.com

…Pros: Runs fast and stable overclocked to 3.6Ghz on water. Better than all the 1333Mhz fsb cpus, more overclockable. 3.6 is not its limit, but as high as I wish to go. Cons: I had to switch…

from Newegg.com

…Pros: Incredibly fast processor, cool, quiet, and relatively low priced for what you get. Cons: Not 1333mhz bus Other Thoughts: Coupled with 2 gigs DDR2 and 2 Raptors in RAID 0… 272 more reviews »

from Ryan Shrout, PCPer.com

…"While at stock speeds the processor, even with its higher front-side bus speed of 1333 MHz, wasn't much faster than existing options, the headroom we saw in our overclocking testing surely…

from Amazon.com

…Intel Core 2 Duo E6750 Dual-Core Processor, 2.66 GHZ, 4M L2 Cache, 1333MHz FSB, LGA775
I'm think buy a good productor for my computer
Edwin Ortiz…

from Newegg.com

…Pros: Fast and cool. Got a G0 stepping chip, manufacture date 12/10/07. Cons: The 1333MHz FSB Quad's are coming out later this month for the same price, but the computer died and I need a… 2,864 more reviews »

from Poi§on, Newegg.com

…Pros: Fast, 1333mhz FSB, 45Nm. Runs very cool with my zalman heatsink (25C idle). Great overclocker. I was a little worried since the Q6660 is so popular, but this is a much better proc… 56 more reviews »

from Mwave.com

…Summary: with the recent release of the 1333Mhz FSB chips, this proc isn't worth buying anymore. However, if you are like me, and already purchased a 1066 mobo, this is the way to go for you. Highly… 152 more reviews »

from Chuo, Newegg.com

… on 1333 MHz and slower speed RAM modules but when the memory is pushed over 1333MHz, can result on the CPU becoming unstable. Other Thoughts: For most people that aren't OC RAM or CPU is not really… 219 more reviews »

from Tigerdirect.com

…Amazing Speed.1333 mhz FSB is unbeleivably fast.Use it with ASUS P5K3 Deluxe Motherboard and you can have your Bragging rights for a long long time to come.Also get the 1333 mhz DDR3 RAM…