Others say...

"Good Value"
This it's a powerful cpu, with a good price. I've a sense of speed in my computer. If your motherboard don't support the new 45nm processor this is a good choice

"Excellent overclocker"
this processor is able to handle serious overclocking
from a core clock of 2.66GHz to 3.2Ghz core temps drops 1 degree
from 2.66GHz to 3.8GHz core temp rises 4 degrees
*all temps were under full core load using watercooling*

"Was The Best CPU "
E6750 was the best Intel CPU with terrific price/performance ratio. It outperforms the infamous E6600 and easily outshines Q6600 in gaming area.
With Intel's aggressive marketing plan this year, E6750 is replaced by its own brother E8400.

E8400, code name Wolfdale, is a 45nm Core product. Several tests have already revealed that E8400 performs better, consume less power and is way cooler. (good for overclocking.) I fully understand this review is about E6750 not about promoting E8400. However, when you look at the price, you have to compare them together.

As of today, you can get E6750 retail box for $187 from Amazon. Surprisingly, add two dollars more, you can get a retail boxed E8400 (before tax though.)

What it means is you're no longer paying less money for the best performance if you choose E6750. This might upset E6750 die hard fans but technology is a cruel world. And you definitely don't want to end up paying older technology with the same money you can get a newer one.

One last thing. Many people are wondering E6750 vs. Q6600. Here's how to make your choice.
If you're a gamer, do NOT touch Q6600. You won't see any gain for those dollars you invested. In reality, you might experience performance loss.

If you're doing a lot video/movie editing, you might want go extra miles to acquire Q6600. In this case, you will feel great for the extra $80 you invested.


"Fast, great bang for the buck"
This is a great processor - but of course that's a relative thing, as new and faster processors are coming out all the time. So, the 5-star rating is really based on bang for the buck. At the time of purchase, this was the fastest Intel Core 2 Duo before a big price jump. Also, these "xx50" series processors have a higher Front Side Bus speed than the "xx00" series processors, so they perform better even if the overall clock speeds are the same. In any case, this processor is highly recommended. I bought it for a gaming PC in which I've also put 2 GB DDR2 800 MHz RAM and a GeForce 8800 GT 512 MB. The machine performs really well.

"Great processor"
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.