I have personally heard DFI or Asus are the top 775 boards, I have used Asus for years without problems, the only thing I have heard about the DFI boards is to stay away from the lower end products to avoid the heat/reliability issues. The ONLY board I didnt use from Asus was a Gigabyte 939 chipset board and let me tell you I coulda kicked that boards ass for all the trouble it put me through. I ended up having a bad Raptor drive but the damn board wouldnt detect a error with the drive. To make a long and expensive story short I bought a Asus to replace it since I thought it was a bad motherboard and as soon as I plugged in the Raptor the Asus said "no no" and bsod'd on me. If the Gigabyte didnt work for a day or two and then BSOD maybe I coulda used it and gave it a honest opinion, but since their support and product sucked I say screw them.
I have personally heard DFI or Asus are the top 775 boards, I have used Asus for years without problems, the only thing I have heard about the DFI boards is to stay away from the lower end products to avoid the heat/reliability issues. The ONLY board I didnt use from Asus was a Gigabyte 939 chipset board and let me tell you I coulda kicked that boards ass for all the trouble it put me through. I ended up having a bad Raptor drive but the damn board wouldnt detect a error with the drive. To make a long and expensive story short I bought a Asus to replace it since I thought it was a bad motherboard and as soon as I plugged in the Raptor the Asus said "no no" and bsod'd on me. If the Gigabyte didnt work for a day or two and then BSOD maybe I coulda used it and gave it a honest opinion, but since their support and product sucked I say screw them.
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