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939 uATX board

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I am building a small machine for my wife and was wondering if there any solid uATX 939 boards out there? It's hard to find reviews for smaller boards. I am hoping to spend less than $60, would like on-board graphics that are compatible with Linux, and a decent warranty (2 year min.).

Thanks.
 
testocp said:
Biostar's site seems to imply there is only a one year warranty.
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Well it's an open box item, so I don't think you're going to get any warranty beyond the 30-days.

For under $60 new, your choices are pretty much limited to a quality, open box board like the Biostar or Asus or...... a new ASRock.
 
there were a bunch of orange pcb foxconn boards based on 410 / 430 southbridge and 6100 / 6150 north bridge. They were in the $60 range and all had rebates as well.
 
burnin8r said:
there were a bunch of orange pcb foxconn boards based on 410 / 430 southbridge and 6100 / 6150 north bridge. They were in the $60 range and all had rebates as well.
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I have something like that's on duty as my HTPC
it's an Asus A8N-VM CSM
Not sure if it's still available

Not absolutly sure about Linux, there must be a reason why I didn't go on with Myth-TV on that board, but I can't remember why
Perhaps the newer kernel can play nice with it?
 
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