Best chipset/mobo for P4 533MHz

I have a P4G8X motherboard and want to upgrade. I have my P4 3.06 533MHz that I want to put in it. All I read about now is mobo's running the 800MHz CPU's, anyone know of the best mobos made for the P4 at 533MHz (for a gaming system). No overclocking will be done unless I want to change the FSB to see if I can get better performance (but keep the same CPU speed). All help appreciated.

I think you have a good setup with the P4G8X and the P4 3.06.
Personally I would keep that system as is and wait to build an entirely new system based on the upcoming Prescot core cpu.

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The best memory for a 533 bus P4 is RDRAM. PC1066 and RIMM4200 operate at the same speed.

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If the asus mobo has all the features you currently need, you won't see a big performance increase with a new mobo. The multiplier is locked, unless you have an engineering sample, which is rare. How high you can overclock depends alot on the quality of your memory. If you don't have pc3200 or higher memory, you might want to put your money into that instead of a new board.

Your current board already runs in dual mode, and has agp 8x support. You won't find a faster board unless you upgrade to the 865, 875, or 655fx. You'd be wasting your money on another 533 board. But the memory and video upgrades will give you a decent performance boost on your current board. If your 4600 runs all your games without any problems, you might try the memory upgrade first. My generic pc3500 is running very stable in dual mode at 400 speed, and was only $76 shipped for 2 256 meg sticks. The board I use has the same chipset as the p4g8x.