OverclockersClub have posted a review of Abit IP35 Pro Socket 775 Motherboard. This motherboard boasts many features, such as support for the latest 1333 FSB and quad core processors, HDMI ready sound, 100% Japanese solid state capacitors, Silent OTES cooling technology and 7.1 Realtek sound. Here's a taster:

After testing the first two boards in the companies trilogy, I was left wanting something more. Were they stable? Yes they were. Did they perform? Yes they did. As an enthusiast I was hoping for the most from all three of the boards. At stock settings all three perform similarly without anything but feature set to distinguish one from the other with no clear cut winner in performance. Now when it comes to overclocking I reached FSB limitations on each board, 355 on the IP35-E, 405 on the IP35 "Dark Raider" and 490 on the Pro version. While not the 500+ some have been able to reach my CPU reaches its limit at 490 FSB. While able to boot at 500 FSB it just would not load windows. At 490 FSB, though, it is 12+ hours Orthos stable, a feat in itself for the tested CPU. This, by the way, is higher than any of the boards I have had the pleasure of reviewing.