 So today on my video blog we're going to be unboxing the Intel Core i5 750 LGA 1156 processor. This is a quad-core processor that does not feature hyper-threading. So that means in Task Manager you're going to see four CPU threads, unlike the Core i7 LGA 1156 CPUs, which will see eight threads in Task Manager. So let's start by getting this open here. So here is the included CPU heatsink and we'll just take the plastic clamshell off it. And one thing I wanted to show about this thing is compared to previous Intel stock coolers, this thing is just wussy. Look at it from the side. It's only about the width of a finger and you're expecting that to cool a quad-core processor. Something I definitely recommend picking up if you're looking at one of these chips is something like a Freezer 7 Pro Rev 2 or the Noctua cooler that we also checked out on my video blog. So let's have a look at the chip itself. Here you can see the markings on the top show you the name of the CPU, the date of the manufacture, the clock speed, and then if we take it out of the little clamshell, you can see on the back that's our LGA 1156 interface. So there's actually 1,156 pins on the back of that CPU. Now the last thing you're going to find in here is the Intel installation instructions, warranty information, and an Intel Inside logo. Cool. Thank you for checking out my blog on the Intel Core i5 750.