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Old 5th April 2007, 11:49 PM
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Spec me a uATX S775 motherboard

After spending a good 6 more hours googling for answers to my problems with an Abit SG-95 motherboard it seems like I'm going to need to replace it with something a bit more compatible. Other thread:
http://forums.fedoraforum.org/forum/...d.php?t=152284

If you know a good motherboard that works with FC6 out of the box that will go with:

Celeron D CPU (Socket 775)
DDR2 RAM
uATX case
PCI-E graphics

Please post so I can avoid making such a mistake again...

Please note that those requirements are fairly strict, replacing too many components will be costly.

Cheers
-Chris
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