Motherboard recommendation for Intel P4 2.6c

[buckeyered]

My FIC motherboard has died and I need a good replacement that basically has the same features. Although I have not tried overclocking yet I would like a board that would give me that option in case I want to try it.

Thanks for the help


Case: Thermaltake
http://www.thermaltake.com/xaserCase/xaser3/v2000a.htm

Power Supply: Thermaltake 420w
http://www.thermaltake.com/purepower/w00089.htm

Motherboard: FIC P4-865PE MAX
http://www.fica.com/site/html/products/mb/detail.asp?cat_id=240000048&C_ID=240000705

Processor: Intel P4 2.6c (couldn't find a link to this processor)

Heatsink: Factory supplied Intel - Temp runs around 34c

Memory: Crucial Tech 2 256mb 184pin DDR400 PC3200
http://www.crucial.com/store/PartSpecs.asp?imodule=CT3264Z40B&cat=RAM

Video Card: Visiontek Xtasy 9200 SE 128mb AGP
http://www.visiontek.com

Sound: Onboard

Primary Master H.D.: Maxtor 60 Gig

Primary Slave H.D.: Western Digital 200 Gig

Secondary Master: Liteon DVD burner 411S
http://www.liteonamericas.com/us/DVDRW_411S.htm

Secondary Slave: None

O.S.: Win XP Home

 

[caz67]

865 chipset Asus P4P800 Deluxe , 875 chipset Abit IC7 Max 3 or Asus P4C800-E Deluxe.

Both boards offer great stability overclocking and good onboard peripherals.

 

[NotSoSimple]

ABit IC7-G Max II

Amazing motherboard. Mmm Gigabit LAN...6-Channel Sound...Firewire...USB 2.0 for dayyys! Its pretty too!

 

[poppagene]

According to Toms Hardware Guide (THG): Toms Hardware Guide (THG): Mobo Tsunami! 24 Boards with the 865/875P Chipset

THG is going to present one award per chipset in this large comparative test. Out of all the test participants, the Gigabyte GA-8KNXP offers the best equipment (high quality components), innovative features and high performance at a reasonable price. The broad range of extra equipment would cost about $50 at a specialty store. Gigabyte therefore receives the sought-after prize from THG.

The article compares and tests a lot of boards that will work with your processor.