same reason why you don't see boards with 2 crappy phases but seven PCIe plus six heatpipes - marketing people like smooth transitions in features from the bottom to the top of the range. The reason why you see so many mid-end variants is because transition from ~UD3 to ~UD4 level can be done in multiple ways - there's an UD3P with better PWM, for example.
Making an OC dedicated P67 board would be an extremely stupid thing to do, IMO ... unless it costs <$100 since even the ~$150 stuff has all what it takes to max out any 1155 cpu.
http://hwbot.org/browseHardwareProcessors.do?cpuSubFamilyId=17
I see 325/325J, 330/330J, 335/335J, 340/340J models being separated.
But according to cpu-world (link), there are no non-J models for socket 775, such as 325, 330, 335 and 340.
I'm surprised how tolerant austrian public libraries are ... if you were to do the same over here, some old grandma would hit you with her stick even before you're done with unpacking
how the hell did you manage to kill a cpu with such low voltage?
I don't think that CPU is damaged in any way .. it's just that after a long benchsession some old boards and CPUs need time and a couple of re-assembles to start working properly again
Core2Quad Q6400 (SL9UN) did exist in the wild - in my 4 years on ebay I think I saw at least a dozen of those ... so bad example
SL6M4 (celeron mobile 1.4 c1) and SL7EZ (celeron 1.6 d1) are a lot tougher chips to find
now congrats on 6000 hardware pts, Sven! ... I think you'll get #2 in a couple of weeks, 3D hardware pts are much easier to make with SB than 2D hardware pts