Get the asrock dual sataII board with the uli 1695 chipset (about $70 at newegg). It's the only board that supports both agp or pci-e video. It has limited overclocking options, so you can use regular pc3200 memory, such as pqi, or other lower priced brands. If you don't like asrock, do a search at newegg and see if they have any other uli 1695 boards yet. With this board, you can use either the single core or dual core socket 939.
Dual core is not for gaming. Games only use one core, the other one creates problems at this point. While you can expect patches to keep dual cores from crashing in game, it will be 3 years or more before there will be games that make up the clock speed difference.
No, I'm not going the cheap way. I didnt know there were boards with both AGP and PCI-E, thanks for the tip. I think I might go with the Single core 3800+....from what I read the 3700+ doesnt support dual channel ddr
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