Need help picking a good mobo

well I plan to run a 939 amd 4000

and I was thinking http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.asp?Item=N82E16813131569

good? bad?

thanks

http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.asp?Item=N82E16813138269

also I was thinkin about this mobo

 

If you haven't bought a 939 CPU + RAM, then go for an AM2 one instead - there's really no point in buying a DDR-based system now unless you've already got DDR and a 939 CPU.

If this is an upgrade or whatever, go for the Asus. Biostar are a budget division of Abit (iirc, can't be sure) and the first link is a better board.

 

Yup... assuming you've already got the CPU... the Asus wins hands-down for sure

 

yeah asus are supposedly better for amd processors havent got one personally just herd about it im intel all the way

 

Asus are a better manufacturer full stop imho. Intel or AMD.

 

dfi ultra d or sli-dr if you can get it for a decent price.

 

well I was going to build my own computer

what do you think I should go with I want amd 4000 or better

 

go for socket AM2. it's a whole lot better for you.

 

are you building from scratch? starting with cpu? give us an idea...if you have nothing, intel's core 2 duo (in case you didn't know) has wrenched the performance crown from amd...so if you are starting with nothing, go that route...no more expensive than a good amd system...if you are interested, let us know and we will offer a bounty of c2d ideas

 

well I was thinking amd 4600 dual core am2 socket

anyone who has this processor?

 

Right. What's the budget?

At the moment, Intel are the performance kings, and an E6300 from them is a fast, cheap processor.
If you really have to go AMD from budget restrictions, go for an AM2 system - S939/S754 are a dead-end with DDR memory instead of DDR2.