cheap mobo for non-overclockers

[diduknowthat]

hey guys I found a really good motherboard (in my opinion) for normal usage or a bit a gaming for only 40 dollars, it's not for overclocking but I thought it would do good for normal usage, what do you think?

http://www.geeks.com/details.asp?invtid=K8-800T&cpc=SCH&srm=0

It seems to come with plenty of accessories.

 

[alanuofm]

socket 754 is slowing fading. consider a socket 939 so you are able to upgrade later on. but if you insist on that then it is a pretty good price.

 

[j0hn00]

Never heard of FIC. Even if you don't plan to overclock, you may want to consider a motherboard, albeit cheap, from a reputable manufacturer. You could run into a world of issues with little or no support from the maker.

 

[DanLatimer]

2 agp slots would be nice might be something to look into.. i wish mine had 2 agp slots...

 

[Praetor]

2 agp slots would be nice might be something to look into.. i wish mine had 2 agp slots...

And which boards, K8 or othewise, pack two AGP ports? Like i mean they did have dual-AGP boards (but i think they were beta rather than final models) and they had lots of IRQ issues

 

[Bunchofstuff]

Never heard of FIC. Even if you don't plan to overclock, you may want to consider a motherboard, albeit cheap, from a reputable manufacturer. You could run into a world of issues with little or no support from the maker.

I have a FIC right now and it's alright after I flashed the bios, they're just basic boards nothing special about them, and they suck for ocing

 

[Praetor]

they're just basic boards nothing special about them, and they suck for ocing

Which is what the original question was addressing