SOLVED what mobo for non-o/c system?

[Rookie]

I know that that's a dumb question for this board, but what would be a inexpensive, stable, board for a PIII 750? It's for use at school, so I won't be trying to o/c this one anytime soon. Thank's guy/gals.

 

[Shadow ÒÓ]

Tyan 1864 is a good board.....around $100.

DFI also makes some good boards for the $80 range.

For that matter, if you just want a reliable board, Shuttle is also good. Almost no options on them, but I've yet to have to RMA one. They are probably in the $60 range.

 

[JuDgE_DrEaD]

MSI is also a good board for just running your system at default speed, ive had one for a month now, put it together myself, hasnt crashed except when i put in a matrix code screensaver

 

[Kingslayer]

Any boards that are great overclocking boards are even better non-OCing boards. They have tons of options, support more CPU's, and have better stability.