the bios actually is very easy and usually requires no changes to make unless something doesn't work. if you run into a problem we can help you. it is hard to fry anything unless you are completely reckless and do not read any of the instructions that that show how to mount the processor or if you accidentally connect the speaker to the USB panel.
if you buy an AMD XP system you can save hundreds off the CPU and mobo. when buying the processor get the retail version if it costs about the same as OEM. if you do not understand something ask before you do it. here are some good mobos sorted by highest votes:
http://www.newegg.com/app/viewProdu...mit=list&catalog=280&description=&Order=votes
if you buy an AMD XP system you can save hundreds off the CPU and mobo. when buying the processor get the retail version if it costs about the same as OEM. if you do not understand something ask before you do it. here are some good mobos sorted by highest votes:
http://www.newegg.com/app/viewProdu...mit=list&catalog=280&description=&Order=votes
