Great Value for Money

I've owned this board for 1 and a half year now...and it has proved to be a really hard one. Although based on the older nForce 430 architecture, and supporting socket 939 (when i bought), the board overclocks nicely. With 2x 512MB Kingston ValueRAM DDR 333MHz, i was able to clock my Athlon 64 3500 from 2.2 to 2.5Ghz...not much for current top-end boards, but its enough to start with. THe interface is really easy to use. The board has no heating problems...with all stock things, the temperature average is 32'C. It has one PCIe and a handful of PCI slots, along with four SATA ports and 2 IDE 1 Floppy ports and 4 dual channel DIMM slots. Priced at around only 70-75$, the board is a pretty decent one for those not wanting to spend much on a board, and yet wanting a set of features as well(preferably not overclocking as the board is an nForce4 board)