Looking for motherboard advice

[14fingers]

Hello everyone,
I am basically wondering if anyone can givme some advice about a socket 939 motherboard to use with a 3800+ x2. I'm just trying to find a good reliable board which supports the dual core processor out of the box for a build i'm doing in a couple fo weeks. It's just that after hours of internet searching there seem to be so many boards to chose, and this being my first build i want to get it right, it doesn't need ot be especially overclockable but aroundthe £70 mark.
Any help would be much appreciated, thankyou very much.

 

[acegazda]

I dont know what the conversion from euros to dollars is but the asus a8n-e is $93 us shipped so I will proabably be around your price range at a uk shop. The a8n-e is a solid board from what I gather and some of my buddies have it, and are pleased. Another option would be the MSI K8N NEO4-F, solid and cheap. Welcome to the forums!

 

[luigionlsd]

DFI LanParty Ultra-D. From what I hear, it's the best 939 board. Gonna be getting my own hopefully within a month

 

[14fingers]

thanks for the advice guys, i was going for an A8N-E originally but think it requires a BIOS upgtrade to run the dual core AMD, and i'm just trying to keep away from this, no matter how easy it may be, just lazy i gess.
I'm off now to look at the DFI board, failing that i'm thinking about an Asus A8R-MVP which i've read couple of good reviews for, alos being a crossfire board maybe useful int eh future as i'm planning on an X1800XT, although i do hear there are some problems with the USB and firewire speeds due to the southbridge chip.

Anywho, thanking you very much

(BTW, ignore the topic summary thing sayign need an nforce 4, i'm lookign more for an xpress chipset i tink)