I'm trying to put together a machine for my girlfriend for college and work. Stability and low-cost and are both of high importance. It will be used solely for tasks such as e-mail, web surfing, Excel, and the like (i.e. no gaming).
I'm looking for a motherboard with integrated graphics and audio, and I want something on the Intel platform, including an Intel chipset instead of Via (I know there's good solutions from AMD/Via, but I really want to go all-Intel this time).
I see on Mwave.com that there is an Asus TUSL2 (note this isn't the TUSL2-C). It has integrated graphics. Has anyone had any experience with this motherboard? If it's as solid as the TUSL2, it seems like it would be the perfect solution for me, but I can't find ANY reviews of it anywhere on the web! The TUSL2 appears to be an updated version of the CUSL2.
Can I get any input on this, or any alternate solutions please? Remember, I want something integrated on Intel with top-notch reliability and stability. Thanks!!
PS: I know there's a similar thread out there- but it encompasses AMD and Intel, and doesn't have my reliability requirements; hence I decided to start a new topic.
I'm looking for a motherboard with integrated graphics and audio, and I want something on the Intel platform, including an Intel chipset instead of Via (I know there's good solutions from AMD/Via, but I really want to go all-Intel this time).
I see on Mwave.com that there is an Asus TUSL2 (note this isn't the TUSL2-C). It has integrated graphics. Has anyone had any experience with this motherboard? If it's as solid as the TUSL2, it seems like it would be the perfect solution for me, but I can't find ANY reviews of it anywhere on the web! The TUSL2 appears to be an updated version of the CUSL2.
Can I get any input on this, or any alternate solutions please? Remember, I want something integrated on Intel with top-notch reliability and stability. Thanks!!
PS: I know there's a similar thread out there- but it encompasses AMD and Intel, and doesn't have my reliability requirements; hence I decided to start a new topic.
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