cheap stable socket A board

[SonicIce]

whats a cheap socket A board (less than 50 bucks) that can handle a 2800+ barton?

 

[sniperruff]

any nforce2 that you can find. i like the ones with IGP.

 

[SonicIce]

Originally posted by: sniperruff
any nforce2 that you can find. i like the ones with IGP.

can u find a link to a product?

 

[sniperruff]

regular nforce2 ultra 400

nforce2 IGP

 

[JDCentral]

I just got an ASUS A7N8X Deluxe (rev 2.0) off the FS/FT forum here on anand for $40, shipped.

Didn't get a chance to test it out, though - the other board that many people use is the ABIT NF7(?)

 

[Zepper]

I like my Abit KW7 quite a bit (KT880 based). Asrock has some nice Sock A mobos too - even some that can convert to 64-bit by a daughter card. Froogle is your friend...

.bh.

 

[indianduddawg47]

my ecs k7s5a was rock solid stable, and fast too. I owned mine for over 4 years without any problems. (I just broke down and got an athlon 64)

 

[l Xes l]

well.... this is the best board hands down.. for the price http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.asp?Item=N82E16813127184

otherwise.. u can also look into Asus and DFI...

 

[mettleh3d]

Originally posted by: sniperruff
any nforce2 that you can find. i like the ones with IGP.

 

[SlitheryDee]

The Nf7-S2g board above is very nice, but I would recommend this board for ~10 less.

 

[imported_Kiwi]

Originally posted by: SlitheryDee
The Nf7-S2g board above is very nice, but I would recommend (URL) board for ~10 less.

Actually, I tried to use an S2G version last year and had nothing but trouble with it, startung with its dislikes of many popular DDR choices. I would be glad to sell that POS to anyone willing to be saddled with its many foibles.

:disgust: