The DFI Lanparty boards are very popular with gamers. I haven't seen a whole lot of bad things about them either. DFI boards have very customizable BIOS's, which is important to people like me.
I am wondering i f the lan party series boards by dfi work well on default settings.
That's sort of a hard question to answer. What do you mean by "work well" on default settings? If you mean "will everything run correctly and be setup correctly w/o having to do anything" the answer is yes- mostly.
Most BIOS's are good at detecting stuff the first time. However, you will almost always have to go in and change something. When I built my latest system (which was recently w/ an Asus A8N-SLI) everything worked fine on the first POST. However I did have to go in and change my memory timings. My memory is CAS2 DDR400 but the motherboard wanted to run it at DDR333 at CAS 2.5. It's a flaw in the BIOS, but thankfully I can manually specify timings and speeds. It works fine now.
The point is your almost certainly going to have to go in a change some setting. It may or may not be a major one. This website recently posted a BIOS FAQ article... you should read it.
http://www.tomshardware.com/2006/01/04/bios_from_a_to_z/
BIOS's aren't incredibly complicated. Just like anything else in a computer they have a logical design. It would behove of you to learn your BIOS. And remember, you can't really break a BIOS. If you screw something up so bad and ur system won't boot, you can always clear the BIOS settings by using a jumper on ur motherboard. That will reset everything back to the original settings. The only way to break a BIOS is to screw up a flashing- which you won't do.
-mpjesse