[H]ardOCP: As usual ASUS is one of the first companies to release a motherboard based on a new chipset. We take a look at one of the first boards to use the new P35 chipset, the P5K Deluxe WiFi/AP Edition, and put it through its paces.

HardwareLogic: Eat or be eaten, that is one of the most well-known business phrases. With new external HDD enclosures from well known companies like Cooler Master, Thermaltake, and Enermax, it was only a matter of time before Antec stepped into the game. The MX-1 is Antec’s first external hard drive enclosure, ...

X-bit labs: We continue discussing the features and performance of a promising Asus mainboard on Intel P35 chipset with DDR2 SDRAM support. Today we are going to unveil the mysteries of memory subsystem fine tuning and reveal some overclocking tricks. Read more in our new article!

X-bit labs: Today we are going to talk about an ADSL modem/router from ASUS with USB 2.0 print/FTP server application and boosted gaming configuration! This is a unique solution, none of the competitors are currently offering anything like that. Let’s take a closer look at this device now!

[H]ardOCP: MSI brings us their latest solution, based on Intel’s P35 chipset which has already made a name for itself amongst the enthusiast community. There are already some great boards on the market based on this chipset and MSI has their work cut out for them if they want to be competitive.

AnandTech: We take an updated look at the MSI P35 Platinum with a new BIOS that promises to bring this board’s performance up to par with ASUS and Gigabyte.

[H]ardOCP: GIGABYTE comes out of the gate swinging, with the latest addition to their much vaunted DQ6 motherboard line. The P35T-DQ6 boasts full support for the latest Intel technologies, including a 1333MHz CPU FSB and DDR3 memory, and seems to be GIGABYTE’s latest bid for the performance crown.

AnandTech: Later this Summer, Intel will release its first 1333MHz FSB Core 2 CPUs onto the desktop market. Does the faster FSB do anything for performance? And how does AMD stack up? We find out, all while being pleasantly surprised by the overclocking results from Intel’s latest 65nm processors.

PC Perspective: Intel let us post a short preview of the upcoming 1333 MHz front-side bus processors using the upcoming Core 2 Duo E6750 - a 2.66 GHz processor. As you might expect, nothing much is changed...or has it?...

X-bit labs: There is very little time left before new dual-core processors designed to support 1333MHz bus - Core 2 Duo E6850, Core 2 Duo E6750 and Core 2 Duo E6550 - come to the market. While the corresponding Intel’s announcement is yet to come, we would like to offer you some extensive benchmark results.