[Solved] Good motherboard for AMD Athlon II X4 620 Propus

I want to buy an Athlon II X4 620.
I need some options for the motherboard.

Thanks in advance.

I prefer ASUS, and Gigabyte and I have a kit of 2 X 2 GB of Crucial DDR2 800.
I would like to keep them, but if I have to buy DDR3 is OK too.

Any suggestions?

I live in Mexico, but only a bridge separates my City from the US, so I can get it at US prices, but thanks for the offer.

I have a question, why do you like this motherboard over all the others?

I'm not questioning your suggestion, I just want to know why did you like it so I can see if it will work for me also.

Thanks in advance lonewlf!

I don't think that it supports DDR2, but thanks, it looks good I added that mobo to my wishlist while I wait to see if somebody else has a suggestion.

I would choose a similar board but this one that used DDR2 RAM instead.Why because DDR2 is much less expensive than DDR3 and you are using a budget CPU so you obviously want to save money.
Perhaps this RAM which is fairly inexpensive.
Edit if you already have spare DDR2 RAM then ignore this
http://www.newegg.com/Product/Prod [...] 6820231166
The motherboard is less expensive as well.
http://www.newegg.com/Product/Prod [...] 6813128394

Previous posters have mentioned getting a motherboard with the 785G chipset, and this is definitely the way forward if you want to run your PC off your HDTV. Choose one from Asus, because their products are solid and reliable, and very well-priced, and take the DDR2-compatible one so you can re-use your RAM. DDR2 is still going to be good for another two years or so, meaning you can wait until DDR3 becomes really cheap and when AMD and Intel manage to utilize it properly, instead of relegating benefits only to those using a Core i7.

The HD4200 integrated graphics on the 785G chipset is good enough for most new games on very low settings, and if you need more power, just chuck in an ATI HD4670 and have some fun on your massive monitor.

Also GIGABYTE GA-MA790X-UD4P ATX Motherboard will be a good choice if you want to add a discrete Graphics card and ready for future Xfire setup. It has 2xPCI-e x16 slots (One PCI-e x16 another PCI-e x8 mode), solid capacitor and worth $109.99 in newegg.

http://www.newegg.com/Product/Prod [...] 6813128387

Thanks for your suggestions, I will keep my RAM, and about the ECS motherboard, I think I'll stick with ASUS or Gigabyte, I've had good mobos from those two brands

That motherboard unfortunately uses DDR3 memory so you don't want that one rather if you already have a 4 pin CPU connector on a power supply that you intend to use you will want the ASUS motherboard that I picked because it uses DDR2 memory and needs the 4 pin CPU connector from your power supply.
So the gigabyte boards you won't want either because they need 2 (4+4) CPU EPS or 1 -8 pin connector.

Strange isn't it.That's one of the complaints about these motherboards you have to be careful about the type of power supply that you have.
Otherwise you will say $hit and have to get the right power supply.

A great deal here on a Phenom II X2 550 BE and a Gigabyte 785g motherboard till 9/30/09.Only problem with it is that it needs 2 (4+4) or 1-8 Pin CPU EPS connector on the power supply.

http://www.newegg.com/Product/Comb [...] mbo.254101

or this one too with the Phenom II X2 545

.http://www.newegg.com/Product/ComboDealDetails.aspx?ItemList=Combo.254105

That one looks good too but its an ATX board that fits in a bigger case.
I would go with the newer 785g version though.
The difference is that the 780G boards use the Radeon 3200 IGP's and have the earlier 700 South Bridge chipset and the 785 G boards use the Radeon 4200 IGP's and have the 710 South Bridge chipset.

I want to buy MSI 785GTM-E45 and seems to be a good deal, any suggustion?

http://www.newegg.com/Product/Prod [...] 6813130237