Overclocking "good" (meaning you know what you are doing and don't need support)
1. Abit
2. DFI
3. Asus
Basic computer "good" (meaning you will want support and aren't looking too in-depth with te features)
1. Epox
2. Chaintech
3. Gigabyte
I stay away from ECS, Soyo, and MSI. Owned a Soyo KT333 Dragon Ultra Platinum (BEAUTIFUL board...that's about all it was good for though. Looking at.) Had no overclocking luck and BIOS was limited. Had ECS mobo (Can't remember model #...started wioth a K i believe) and it was also total crap...not even stock stable. Soyo is ok for running stock...but anything else will overpower it.
1. Abit
2. DFI
3. Asus
Basic computer "good" (meaning you will want support and aren't looking too in-depth with te features)
1. Epox
2. Chaintech
3. Gigabyte
I stay away from ECS, Soyo, and MSI. Owned a Soyo KT333 Dragon Ultra Platinum (BEAUTIFUL board...that's about all it was good for though. Looking at.) Had no overclocking luck and BIOS was limited. Had ECS mobo (Can't remember model #...started wioth a K i believe) and it was also total crap...not even stock stable. Soyo is ok for running stock...but anything else will overpower it.
