I just bought another Jetway 775GT1-LOGE from Newegg for $60.
I bought this same board a year ago to build my wife's PC and it worked great. (at least until the thunderstorm until she decided to keep IM'ing her sister through...)
It's a full size ATX board and it has 2 IDE connectors, 3 PCI-E x16 connectors (two of these work at only x8 in SLI mode) 1 PCI-E X1 and 2 PCI sockets, 4 SATA 3GB/s ports.
Its got a 1066 mhz Bus speed and 4 DDR2 slots, so there is some upgradeability. It supports Core2Duo chips as well. It supports 16GB of Ram. I've got 6GB in mine.
It's not a great board for overclocking, but it is very stable otherwise, so you can ignore half of the comments from the 14 year olds at Newegg if you look at it.
It's here: http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16813153056
I don't know how great Newegg is in selling to Canada, but in the US I have literally had things sitting on my doorstep 24 hours after ordering.
I bought this same board a year ago to build my wife's PC and it worked great. (at least until the thunderstorm until she decided to keep IM'ing her sister through...)
It's a full size ATX board and it has 2 IDE connectors, 3 PCI-E x16 connectors (two of these work at only x8 in SLI mode) 1 PCI-E X1 and 2 PCI sockets, 4 SATA 3GB/s ports.
Its got a 1066 mhz Bus speed and 4 DDR2 slots, so there is some upgradeability. It supports Core2Duo chips as well. It supports 16GB of Ram. I've got 6GB in mine.
It's not a great board for overclocking, but it is very stable otherwise, so you can ignore half of the comments from the 14 year olds at Newegg if you look at it.
It's here: http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16813153056
I don't know how great Newegg is in selling to Canada, but in the US I have literally had things sitting on my doorstep 24 hours after ordering.