Comments: Feature packed, solid, smooth, and runs very cool - even if OCed.. Seems to have replaced the P4vma and has most if not all of the same features. Be sure to intall latest bios update however...mine wouldnt reboot but it would shut off properly. New bios = just fine. I am finding these boards more reliable than most anymore. I'd go with DDR333- it seems to really humm with that spec- Ive tried 400 and it likes the 333. Better for you - less dough again. The onboard NIC, sound,and Video are worth it alone. Makes a good workstation, budget gamer, and even a light server with built in RAID controller. Enjoy. - Dont forget your BIOS update..use link provided and install a floppy to run it.

Pros: Good motherboard. Not too many choices for 478 boards anymore.

Cons: Does not work with Williamette core!! Make sure you pay attention to that.

Overall Review: I think 90% of the DOA posts for this board are the direct result of the Williamette core issue. Make sure you look into that before ordering.

Pros: Great Northwood/Prescott board. Install was a breeze. Overclock utility is a nice plus. Am running my P4 2.8 Northwood at 3100. Sweet.

Cons: none

Overall Review: Great board. Biostar and newegg rocks.

Pros: Works with 400MHz FSB CPUs even with P4 mobile processors, tested CPUs: Celeron 2.4Ghz (400), P4 Mobile 1.6Ghz n(400)(12x default to 1.5V Vcore), Celeron D 2.66 (533), P4 3.2GHz (800). I said P4 mobile not Pentium-M different beast.

Cons: Misleading description in Biostar website and Newegg the board is 9.6”x7.8” not 9.0”x7.8” I bought it for the size not a Biostar fan. Have to modify a friend case to fit it.

Overall Review: Not for overcloking, no FSB/PCI lock, FSB selection only 33MHz over standard CPU FSB. Very good value solid motherboard, solid heatsink retain with backplate. Recommended as inexpensive board.

Pros: This board was compatible with all my components from a Soyo Dragon P4 mobo.

Cons: These older mobo's are pricey.

Pros: Great board, booted up right on the first start. Recognized all of the hardware attached except I had a bit of trouble getting it to install Windows XP. But that was my own fault, I forgot to check the BIOS to set the Boot Sequence to CD First.

Cons: Not very many cons for this board, price is reasonable, and Newegg always delivers the goods.

Overall Review: Ordered 11:59 A.M. Thursday. Received 2:05 P.M. Friday.

Pros: Board is nearly a drop-in replacement for the stock board in a Dell Dimension 3000. It adds SATA and AGP support to a machine that didn't come with those options and allows you to leverage your existing investment in CPU, RAM, HDD, etc.

Cons: None yet. Powered right up on the first try and never looked back.

Overall Review: Granted I've only owned this board for a few days, but as noted above it fits perfectly inside my Dimension 3000 case with the existing PSU. The only things I had to do were: 1. Rewire the front panel button/LED wires to match the Biostar header using some spare parts I had lying around, 2. Shave off a small bit of the original CPU fan connector so it would fit in the Biostar jack (diff't type, but also 3 pins) 3. Haven't bothered with the front audio jack (needs an adapter/rewiring), but front panel USB goes in perfectly. Most of these issues relate to using this board with Dell components, but paying $54 allows me to use an AGP card and a huge SATA drive I had lying around and brings new life to this machine!

Pros: It's cheap. It is well laid out. Directions are good.

Cons: None

Overall Review: I'm glad there was a Biostar MOBO left for 478. I've had good results with them for Socket A, 939, and 478.