Advice on mobo about to buy..

[MLW]

i am looking to buy a new mobo i already have the cpu and i was wonder if anyone could tell what a good mobo would be, i a 1100 t-bird, which is a socket a so i would like a socket a mobo...

[MonkeyBlitch]

Look at Epox, Soltek, Asus boards.

[bell_kicks]

i have a soltek mobo they rule, and are also good for overclocking
get one there also cheap

[mike breck]

www.amd.com have a list of older boards that support the T/Bird 1100 200fsb.

HTH

[MLW]

cool i was looking at the ecsk7vmm+ what do you all think of that board?/ or the L7vmm

[LawyerRon]

Steer clear of ECS.

[MLW]

why's that?

[glc]

ECS is a division of PC Chips, a bottom of the barrel manufacturer. It may work just fine, but their overall record is not good. If you want an inexpensive board, it's hard to beat the Asus A7N266-VM for stability and quality.

[MLW]

cool... hi big of a cpu can that board hold???

[MLW]

i meant how big of a cpu can you put in that board

[2hot]

Why don't I feel good when I see ASUS?

[glc]

It will go to a XP 2600+ 266 bus.

[MLW]

i have question i got AMD Duron 1300 it say on my box 200mhz front bus.. but the board i have the jumpers on set for 100 or 133 which should it be set at???
the board is a ecs L7VMM2

the only reason i got this board is that is was a NEW and giveing to me..

[Alaron]

AMD motheboards use a double pumped bus. You want to set it to 100, so you get the proper speed. 100x2=200.

[Redo40]

I second the Asus A7N266-VM, you can't beat it for a budget build.

[MLW]

cool thanks I DID IT with all your help.... THANK YOU! THANK YOU!