Buying tonight. What motherboard cpu combo should I get

Ok, I'm buying the rest of my parts tonight.

Which of these 2 motherboard/cpu combos would you get:

http://www.newegg.com/Product/Comb [...] mbo.273426

http://www.newegg.com/Product/Comb [...] mbo.271893

Or do you have a better idea for that price(160ish).

Buying computer parts is stressful.

Using my psychic mind powers to check out what you actually use the pc for , and what the other hardware is then .....

..... yeah the second one

I'm going to be using the computer mostly for general stuff. (surfing, school work, maybe light gaming) I do plan on using the pc hooked up to my 720p 32in lcd. Maybe once I get a graphics card.

I plan to get a graphics card in about 2 weeks but I will use the onboard until then.
So far I only have a case and power supply. (rosewell case and 400w corsair power supply) I'm going to order one of these two motherboards along with 4gb ram and a samsung 500gb hd.

I just wanted to know what was generally better out of the two.

The HD5750 uses about 66 watts at load, the Corsair 400w will handle it and your system easily.

Thanks for info dirtmountain!
Makes me happy to know I'll be able to get a good card.

check in the bois for acc funtion. used it on my msi 785 board to unlock the 4th core on my 710.

I have this psu:
ePower EP-400XP-1 400W ATX2.0 1x80mm & 1x90mm Fan Power Supply SKU: EP-400XP-1

Model - EP-400XP-1
Max Output - 400W
Form Factor - ATX 2.0
Gray Iron Chassis
20+4Pin Slide-In & 12V 4Pin Motherboard Connector
1 x 80mm & 1 x 90mm Cooling Fans (bottom & rear)
2 Serial ATA
4 Molex for peripheral
2 FDD
Velcro Color Cable Band
Protection - OCP, OVP, SCP
Dimensions - 5.9" x 5.5" x 3.4" (WxDxH)
Package - White Box (OEM)
Shipping Weight - 4lbs
Max Output - +3.3V@14A, +5V@30A, +12V@20A, +12V2@15A, -5V@0.5A, -12V@0.8A, +5VSB@2.

Can it also handle the 5750? I am also concerned about the 4850 or 4870.

Thanks. I'll be going with a new PSU in that case, so I can use a 4870 or 4850. It was going to be hands-down 4850 because I was finding them for less than $100. But now wince the 5800's came out, the 4870 can also be had for less than $100. I was gonna go 5750, but after finding out they require a displayport adapter that cost $100, I said screw that.

Since I'm going to get a new psu, I figure a 550w or above would be a good choice for future upgrades.