Where to get socket 939 mobo?

[Wolf52]

Title pretty much says it all, i already tried newegg but they dont sell them anymore.

 

[badge]

From the Mfg. Open Box. I use this board. Works fine.

http://www.machspeedstore.com/mscart/index.php?_a=viewProd&productId=22

 

[Wolf52]

Hmm... that is good, but does it have any IEEE 1394 support? Its sort of a requirement. It doesnt have to be on the back panel, but for example in my previous board you could connect a small pci front plate with a couple usb and firewire ports to the motherboard and get onboard firewire that way.

 

[badge]

http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16815124003

 

[badge]

That board has the NF4 chipset. It is the fastest and best 939 chipset produced.

 

[jerreece]

I've got an old Asus A8N-SLI nForce 4 motherboard sitting in my office. It's socket 939. Used to use it with an AMD 3500+ and AMD 4400+ some time back.

Did you have an old socket 939 board die on you?

 

[Wolf52]

I've got an old Asus A8N-SLI nForce 4 motherboard sitting in my office. It's socket 939. Used to use it with an AMD 3500+ and AMD 4400+ some time back.

Did you have an old socket 939 board die on you?

Yeah, that is i believe it is the motherboard, as it still doesnt run with just the psu and processor hooked up to it (ive tried multiple psu's that are tested and work). It worked fine for 3 years, then i brought it home yesterday, and even though it was working that morning, when i hooked it up for some reason the computer wont boot. Power will come on for a half second, all the fans will just start to turn, then bam, power off. Like i said, ive isolated the problem (made sure i ran it on a nonconductive surface too) so other than the processor this has to be it. I seriously doubt a bad processor would make the mobo behave this way.

 

[o1die]

The machspeed refurbished 939 is probably the best deal you will find. Newegg has a supermicro server 939 board for $148.

 

[mamw93]

nobody sells them anymore. at least not new.

 

[badge]

nobody sells them anymore. at least not new.

Although there are no new 939 MB's for sale currently, Geeks.com has new 939 MB for sale often. Recently several Foxconn 939 MB were listed, all new.

http://geeks.com/