At the time that MOBO came out, it was the hottest on the market. I built a machine from it with an Extreme 2 core CPU which cost $1100. The MOBO was the transitional board and was upgradeable to the lower end Quad cores.
I sold my Extreme CPU later to a gamer on Ebay and bought a Quad Core for less than half the money that doubled the output of the computer.
A lot of folks built using that mobo. It was stable as a box of rocks. Mine is still in use today as my primary desktop.
That being said though, technology has passed it by. The board is limited to DDR2 memory at no more speed than 1333 fsb. Also don't bother to outrun the fsb speed of the CPU as that is as fast as the whole thing will run anyway. http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16820145184
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