Best S939 AGP (maybe PCI-E too) Motherboard?

I am overclocking my San Diego @ 2.7Ghz... and it is faily stable... if there is such a thing... on my A8V-MX. It has no voltage options and the voltage from it doesn't seem very stable.

So.

What is the best S939 motherboard that i can buy or find? (in Canada)

I need a board with AGP... if I can find one with AGP and PCI-E 16x that would be great.

Thanks.

Asrock 939 Dual SATA

Asrock rocks. The Dual SATA is flexible and has fairly good OCing capabilities.

diApaM

Asus A8N32-SLI deluxe
It's got LOADS of oc options, onboard digital 5.1 (spdif) It looks awsome with it's copper heat-pipes from the North n South bridge, it's stable, never had any problems with it, and it can STILL handle ide AND sata 1 or 2 hdd's at the same time. Oh yeah, and it's also got e-sata, which is great for data protection cuz if you got loads of files n mp3's, you can back em up to external sata (faster than usb 2) and have them protected in case you mess up your OS
Hope this helps bro.

Antec P180 Performance S
SeaSonic S12 600 PSU
Asus A8N32 SLI X-16 S-939 (bios 1103 V02.58 )
RealTek 97 Onboard
AMD 64 X2 4800+ Toledo Core (AMD v 1.3.1.0/MS hotfix/ Dual Optimizer)
2 gigs Corsair 3500LL Pro @ 437Mhz 2-3-2-6-1T
2- BFG 7900 GT OC in SLI (NV 91.31)
WD RAPTOR 74.3 gig HDD / XP & Apps
Maxtor SATA II 250 Gig /Gaming / Movies / MP3's
Maxtor SATA II 250 Gig /backup (unplugged)
Sony CDrom 52X
Plextor 708-A DVD/CD rom
Razer DiamondBack Optical mouse
Logitech Z-5500 Dolby Digital 5.1 THX 500watts

LMAO dude.....but since you so conveniantly left out the rest of the sentence, you will have to take some of the credit for that one bro

cuz he wrote " I need a board with AGP... if I can find one with AGP and PCI-E 16x that would be great. "

Check this topic

http://forumz.tomshardware.com/har [...] ght=asrock

diApaM

For the money you pay for this board, it definately is worth it. If you are looking for a reason to buy, email me at makrossv@hotmail.com and I'll reply with my benchmarks. All my friends that have an nforce4 board are jealous of my overclocks and temperatures.

I tried helping them get higher but the boards that they have costed more and are hotter with the nforce4s. They jealous part is that I paid less and got more. I helped them try to OC myself, but they had hotter northbridges other issues with fsb.

I'm not saying nforce4 is inferior in anyway. But the price/performance of this board is great. You can get this board VSTA version for roughly 65$. Other boards with are over 100$.

@ trolls with no helpful information.