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To help answer your question, I'll just start by saying that Jetway isn't a name you hear very often. Now, I'm not here to cut them down, but when I think of a good solid board, whether OC friendly or not, Jetway doesn't exactly pop into mind. I'm alway curious to hear how they run for people, but to be honest, I don't have the money to take a chance on getting a crummy board...
Regardless of what you plan to do in the future, you still want a decent board. The fact that you don't necessarily need OC'ing features just makes finding one a bit easier for you
That means you can keep an eye on chipset, brand, and price. Only three factors!
The SiS chipsets get decent reviews, and are generally cheaper than the intel equivalents. However, it is entirely possible to find good priced intel chipset boards. I'd look at both. The SiS645 and the Intel 845's are good.
Ofcourse, I'm dealing with all AMD stuff in my house, so my knowledge of P4 chipsets is somewhat stunted...if I'm wrong, please someone feel free to correct me
In general, if you are looking for a good board at a good price, ECS would be high on my list. They tend to be very good pricewise, as well as performance wise, although typically they do not offer much in the way of overclocking features...but, that shouldn't be a problem!
I would also look at boards from Gigabyte and MSI. Boards such as ASUS, Abit, and Epox are also great brands, but tend to be a bit more pricey.
ECS most likely would be a great bet, and they are easy boards to setup incase you are a nooB
I'd recommend looking at the boards at
www.newegg.com. You can compare price and features there, plus they are a very reliable reseller. And ofcourse, our Vendor Discussion and Cyber Deals threads are great for finding good resellers and hot deals...
Hope this helps some! While I don't have any grudges agains Jetway, I tend to not think much of them when I think of a new board...
Mike