Decent MortherBoard for a decent price.

Well you need to be a bit more specific as in what do you plan to build. Are you looking for a Micro-ATX motherboard like they used in the article?

Start by selecting a case. Some will take micro-atx motherboards only. If you have the space, get a mid tower like the antec 300 (about $50 shipped at frys.com last time I checked). Then decide if you want an Intel or Amd processor, ddr2 or ddr3 (more expensive), etc. Then list a budget to work with.

My budget is $600 minimum, $700 at most on everything, for a motherboard I would say around $100 is as much as I want to spend.
Since I already have a graphics card and power supply that should save me around $250.
As for the case I think I will get the Antec 300 or the AeroCool Vx-R, both are cheaper then what I planed on and has a lot more room.
Whichever platform is better, it doesn't really matter to me.
I think I'll be getting an AMD CPU if that makes a difference.

After further research on Motherboards, I have some questions.

1.I've noticed that a lot of ATX boards have onboard video chipsets. So I want to know if I could run any graphics card on the board even though it has a chipset? For instance, could I run my GeForce 8800GT on a mother board with a video chipset of ATI Radeon HD 3300 built-in 128MB DDR3 1333 SidePort Memory?

2. If I have a DDR3 Graphics Card, do I have to have a DDR3 motherboard? Or will DDR3 hardware run on DDR2 hardware? Or what if I have a DDR3 MOBO but I have DDR2 RAM, with the ram work in the MOBO?

It sure is

Good decision on the case, the gear you put inside will be thankful

1. Yes, motherboards that have integrated gfx cards can run dedicated GFX cards, but $100 can buy you a solid motherboard without that integrated card(which you dont need).

2. What memory is used on the GFX card is irrelevant to the motherboard. When it comes to RAM ddr2 and ddr3 are incompatible. Some boards offer support for both standards but I personally stay away from those.

$700 will give you a very good machine if you spend it wisely(I assume you have a monitor?).

I do already have a monitor, but I was going to pick up a new one depending on how much money I have left.(whats kinda why I'm looking for a mobo in the range of around 100 bucks)

So what would be a good mobo the would be able to support a EVGA GeForce 8800GT(and higher) GPU, an AMD Phenom II X3 720 CPU, some DDR2 G.SKILL HK 4GB RAM, and have HD capability's for around $100? Doesn't matter if its ATX or Micro, I'll get ether or.

I do have anther question. Should I go for DDR3 RAM or just stick with DDR2?

Since AMD was chosen my part here is over. Good luck!

+1 Agreed.

One note about the RAM: That OCZ DDR3 needs 1.9v so if you plan to swap for an i7/i5 down the road you WILL NOT be able to use that RAM.

Get this RAM:
http://www.newegg.com/Product/Prod [...] 6820231193

At any rate, I don't see why you need 1.9v for DDR3 when you can get the same DDR3 1600 @1.6v.