Hey guys, this is my first post. Zap's wonderful review inspired me to post back. I too bought the combo at Fry's on Blackfriday ( wasn't as crowded as I thought for the biggest shopping day of the year). I put it together on the 23rd of December, and since then have been stress testing in cruel and tortureful ways. There has been one thing I noticed with the Bios update, as far as stability is concerned; I play Wolfenstein : Enemy Territory alot, and it would get the "this program has performed..." error. Once I flashed my bios with winflash (great program!), ET was stable. For system stability, I ran Prime 95 and 3d Mark 05 simultaneously, for hours. Stable, and cool. I did manage a 210 FSB with a 1:1 ratio and stock timings, and it was perfectly stable with prime 95. Funny thing is, it would give the BSOD at 215 fsb. I wasn't planning on overclocking, so I just set the FSB back to 200. However, boredom and curiousity drove me to googling "Nforce4-939 overclocking", and this thread came up. Not the first time I've been to Anandtech, but this thread definitely made me want to post here! I tried Zap's settings for overclocking, and it works! The ease and potential of overclocking the 3800x2 makes me think of the 2500 Barton chip. As far as the ECS mobo is concerned, I have been impressed by ECS's quality. I have 3 of their boards (all from Fry's) and none of them were intended to be used, but my Asus a7n8x and a7v8x both failed, and when I popped chips into the purple ECS mobos, they fired up perfectly. Not to mention I got more OC'ing mileage out of them. Anyway I'll try to post some benchmarks here but Sandra won't run, don't know if its a compatiblity issue with hardware or what. I'll see ya around. Good review Zap!