Gigabyte GA-7ZMM Motherboard

Pros: Integrated motherboard,good stability,small footprint,support for ATA100
Cons: No overclocking capability,only 2 SDRAM memory slots,slow gaming performance when on board video used

As usual Gigabyte build a quality motherboard with attention on details an specifications for the market segment it was designed for.
GA-7ZMM is an highly integrated motherboard with audio an video capabilities built on board.
The board layout...

Pros: Linux compatibility, Good FSB and RAM capacity
Cons: None

I was given this motherboard as a gift and have found it to be a very good board. It is compatible with AMD Athlon's and Duron's up to 1.3GHz which is good for basic day-to-day computer usage as well as good game performance. It also is capable of using up to 1GB of PC-133 SDRAM, another plus. I never tried the onboard video so I don't know of its performance. It comes with USB, Onboard sound and Video, hardware temperature sensors. It works with AGP 1/2/4X (256MB apature size), ATA 100, and it's a Micro-ATX form factor board. It runs great with Windows 98SE, but what I greatly like about this board is it is compatible with Linux. I currently use it with Fedora Core Linux and it runs great, the onboard sound was auto-detected without any trouble. Again, I think it's great for day-to-day use and for use with Linux.