that makes sense, also the option of faster out-the-box performance than any other sub £300 chip, also the option for very good overclocks (860 seems to be clocking higher than 750, still early days)860...if you really need hyperthreading (cos you have the board already)
Not sure I can add anything apart from saving ££££750...if you don't
or for slightly better Crossfire/SLI performance!920...if you want the extra RAM and possibility of an i9 upgrade in the future.
I'm seeing the 750 Lynnfield as the perfect upgrade for people who are normally Dual-Core users, the Lynnfield 860 as the perfect choice for old-school Quad Core users and the 920 Bloomfield for people who don't know any better (joke!) and want the best possible SLI/Crossfire peformance on their new 60" LCD screen!
