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The only thing that would need break in time is the TIM (thermal compound). Depending on which kind you have it will require a different amount of time. For example, Shin-Etsu X23 takes a couple days to reach it's maximum performance.

I have a GIGABYTE UD6 with gskill pc1600 7-7-7-24 running at 1333 9-9-9 (i havent got around to forcing the timings) everything runs like a champ and worked fine on the first POST. for cooling I have a mega shadow with some Shin-Etsu X23-7783D. i'll let the picture of the temps speak for...

Hmm, I emailed someone from LOTES and they said that they don't provide products to end users. How did you get hold of these phatbx133?

If it was going to be 32nm Intel would be screaming from the mountain tops "OMG we have a 32nm coming out early next year!!!!!!!!!!!!!!" doubt it is

It will be on GIGABYTE boards coming out before the end of the year.

If you buy a SSD now you're going to regret not waiting to pair it with a SATA III board. As a SSD will be the only thing that will benefit from SATA III.

Thank you! I just e-mailed them on how to order one. Who did you e-mail? And this WILL fix the problem. The problem is not with the actual socket pins, it's with the ILM + backplate. And as you can see here on page 73, LOTES does not make an actual 1156 socket so it would be impossible to have...