APH Networks has published a new review on the Intel Core i5-750. Here's a taster:

I am very impressed by the performance and capabilities of Intel's Lynnfield core processors. Our particular example of Intel's Nehalem microarchitecture based CPU comes at a relatively affordable price of entry, yet managed to deliver a level of performance that is very comparable against a previous generation flagship Core 2 Extreme processor. Without Turbo Mode on. That's not to mention that our Intel Core 2 Extreme QX9650 processor easily cost over $1000 when it was new, too! Advancements in microprocessor technology also allowed Intel to deliver superior power management in conjunction with excellent performance delivery as aforementioned. The results speak for themselves. In the end, I had to say that while many things may seem great on paper, it may or may not translate beneficially to the end user in practical sense. The Intel Core i5-750 is a very good example of a product that not only looks great on paper, but also in real life. Combined with its excellent overclocking potential as demonstrated by our retail box processor as evident in this review, as well as being renowned for the very same reason by many enthusiasts around the web, there is absolutely no reason to be not impressed by the amount of performance you get (And can possibly go beyond) from the Intel Core i5-750 -- especially for its price!