Cheap Mobo for E7200 Core 2 Duo

[mparthas]

I have a 100 ? budget for new processor. Looking at the price list at mindfactory.de, which is where I am going to buy my parts from, they have this selection :

Intel Core 2 Duo E4700 2.60GHz 800MHz S775 2MB 65nm tray -- 91 ?
Intel Core 2 Duo E7200 2,53GHz 1066MHz S775 3MB Box -- 97 ?
Intel Core 2 Duo E6550 2.33GHz 1333MHz S775 4MB 65nm Box -- 100 ?
Intel Core 2 Duo E4700 2.6GHz 800MHz S775 2MB 65nm Box -- 105?
Intel Core 2 Duo E6550 2.33GHz 1333MHz S775 4MB 65nm tray -- 115?

The higher the E number, the faster it is, right ? So I am thinking about buying the E7200.

I have no idea about the mobo though, just need something that can fulfill the following specs :

The box will have 2 SATA Harddrives and one IDE harddrive and one IDE DVD drive.
Not sure if newer Mobos still support IDE, if not then its not a big deal

A new 2GB DDR2 will be installed, have 50? budget on this.

An ancient MSI NX6600 GT will be installed until I buy a newer graphic card. Have a 150-200 ? budget on this one, will buy it next month.

Overclocking capabilities of the mobo is not a factor.

Also, how powerful should my power supply be for the newer graphic card... say a 9800GT ?

Thanks for your help

EDIT:
Oh yeah, have around 100? budget for the mobo though its flexible at this point

 

[o1die]

I like my msi board for stability. It has a lowly g31 chipset with a pin modded e4300. The 4xxx series is pretty fast; check out the pin mod posts; I would like to try the 1333 pin mod, but don't know if it works in a 4xxx cpu. Don't know about your brand selection of power supplies. I use antec; I suggest a 550w model; it should weigh at least 4 lbs and cost about $80 or more; a cheapo ps is lightweight and inexpensive. Newegg has an antec 550w on special for $60 with free shipping, but you're probably in the uk.

 

[Zap]

Just get the cheapest G31 chipset board.

If you do decide to overclock, just pin mod (if you don't have BIOS adjustments) that E7200 to FSB 1333 for 3.16GHz.

 

[spinejam]

this board had no problem taking my e7200 to 3.8Ghz rock solid stable w/ low cpu vcore!

http://www.newegg.com/Product/...x?Item=N82E16813128084

 

[toadeater]

Get a $100 P35 board. Set the FSB to 333, and your E7200 will be running at 3.16GHz on stock voltage. Basically, a completely free and fully stable overclock without overclocking the RAM or stressing the motherboard. The E7200 is just asking to be OC'd, you'll be surprised how easy it is.