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nealric said:They are usually decent- but gigabyte is not usually considered a high end brand.
If it has the features you need and its cheep, go for it. How much are you seeing it for?
I wouldnt pay too much for a mobo for that proc when nice, new xp1700 tbred bs that oc to over 2ghz are selling for only $50.
Daemonfly said:Gigabytes are pretty good boards. Shop I worked at used them in out custom PCs and we never had a problem with them. You could get better boards with more features, but you'd also pay a lot more.
q149 said:Giga-byte are not bad but ussually don't have much for overclocking features and things. Aopen is not good.
I don't get it, you want a 10$ board for a k6-2 or the best socket 7 board out there?
q149 said:well i don't know if you want a board for a k6-2
larva said:I don't think anyone is making S7 boards any more. A gigabyte is plenty good considering you are in a take-what-you-can-get position.