NEED A SOCKET 939 MOBO W/ AGP SUPPORT for my friend

[diabloII]

my friend is getting a new comp, and i've picked out everything for him except the mobo

what's a good socket 939 board w/agp support?

btw, he doesn't want anything too expensive and he's never going to try overclocking..sooo..yea

mkay

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[Counter-Strike]

My board in my specs, the most stable board I have ever had:

Gigabyte GA-K8NSC-939 ATX

Omg I love it, and just in case he wants to try there are a few OC options.

 

[Nubius]

just get an Abit board then...or the MSI Neo2 Plat....neo2 plat is the best in terms of OC'ing but it's also just an overall good stable board.

Ehh, I don't really want to suggest the DFI Nf3 that I've got, but it's out there....too buggy IMO and I don't know if it'll ever truly become really stable....I think DFI just kind of tossed it out there to put it out on the market.

 

[timmer]

any listed are good

 

[DJ-CHRIS]

MSI Neo2



Or, you can buy any AGP 939 board, and I will trade you an Asus A8V Rev2 for it.

 

[Mr. Switch]

Go for an Nforce 3 Gigabyte motherboard. mine is Socket 754, but it is ROCK-SOLID nonetheless. Its perfect for people that dont' plan on OC'ing.

 

[PP Mguire]

The DFI for 754 is better.

 

[Elbatrop1]

Another thread that I recommend the Gigabyte GA-K8NS Ultra.

I own the board myself. It was inexpensive. It is super stable. It was easy to setup. It came with good software. It has a lot of nice features. It also has a good manual.

That is it in a nutshell. If I were to recommend a good NF3 board for you, it would be the one that I got

 

[Counter-Strike]

Well what is the real difference between the K8NS you own and the K8NSC that I own? I think they both would r0xx0r.

 

[Elbatrop1]

If I am not mistaken, the K8NSC only allows up to 800MHz HT, while the Ultra allows 1000MHz. The other thing that I remember the Ultra having was firewire. I cant remember any other differences right now though, or even if the stated are accurate