Motherboard recommendation?

[Kerry Panchoo]

Are you looking for everything on-board?

I've tested a few Intel & MSI boards with onboard video, audio and lan 
that worked really well. I would almost always stay away from extremely 
new chipsets- also recommend you staw away from shuttle boards- the die 
extremely fast- of the 4 shuttle boards i've bought in the past year, 
not a single one is working. I've had some issues with Asus boards, but 
that was due to the new onboard 3Com LAN- look out for that when you 
buying boards. I cant comment on gigabyte boards, have not used them alot.

Kerry

> On Sat, Mar 20, 2004 at 08:28:01PM -0500, William Park wrote:
> 
>>What would be your recommendation for motherboard for Linux machine?
>>I'm afraid I've been out of touch with current models.  I don't care
>>about Overclocking or Gaming.  What I'm looking for is workhorse that is
>>reliable, stable, and works.
>>
>>- Are you satisfied with ECS's all-in-one motherboards?  It's $80 and
>>  disposable.
>>
>>- Abit or Asus seems to be likely option.  Which model would you
>>  recommend?
>>
>>-- 
>>William Park, Open Geometry Consulting, <opengeometry-FFYn/CNdgSA at public.gmane.org>
>>Linux solution for data processing and document management.
>>--


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