Cheap S939 Boards

[customcoms]

For those of you upgrading that single core S939 into an X2, what boards are you putting that extra processor into? I currently have a DFI Lanparty UT nForce4 board (arguably the single best motherboard series ever, definatly top 5 S939 board), but am looking at building a cheap rig with my 3000+ when I drop an X2 3800+ into my lanparty. Minimum requirement: has to be able to hit a 280 HTT speed, which is where the 3000+ starts crapping out at. Boards I was looking at:
http://www.newegg.com/product/product.asp?item=N82E16813153030
http://www.newegg.com/product/product.asp?item=N82E16813123258
http://www.newegg.com/product/product.asp?item=N82E16813136163

Maybe some mini ATX boards, like the biostar TForce6100 or the RS480 Infinity from DFI.

 

[Illini Kevin]

I'd go with the DFI. I've always had good luck with them and they have great overclocking BIOS's except I've had the northbridge fan crap out on a few of the but thats a cheap fix.

 

[customcoms]

Your talking about the infinity series correct? I'm just a little leery of them since people have said they die within 3 months...I'll just order a new northbridge fan when I order anyway. Plus DFI has a 3 year warranty...

 

[Plester]

the epox nf4 boards are great, asus A8N boards can be found used for around $50 and if you don't mind running ram at 2T they hit 300+.

 

[customcoms]

Thanks for the info. Even 2 sticks needs to be at 2T? I'm thinking about dropping my ocz gold (BH5) into this thing and getting 2gb for my rig-it likes a little bit of volts and 1T! Maybe I'll go with the epox-my friends nForce3 epox was the easiest board I've ever used.