Epox MB

Hello all, I have a Epox 9nda3+ sitting here and was thinking of using it for a spare build. I have been trying to do some research online to see if it will run a dual core 939 pin AMD cpu. I have found a couple of people who claim to be running a 3800 and the other a 4400. I cannot find alot of info on this board as it is not supported any more. I have three single core 64 bit cpu's here that I could use, one is a 3200 V one is a 3700SD and the last is a 4000SD. It will be running vista. Thanks.

The manual is at
http://www.epox.com/USA/product.asp?id=EP-9NDA3plus
Processor:
AMD Athlon-64 and Athlon-64 FX

Looked under they bios updates:
08/10/2005 Bios
Enhancements & Fixes for this beta BIOS release: 1. Support AMD Athlon X2. (This beta BIOS is for evaluation purposes only, please use at own risk. System integrity may be compromised, however we hope the experience should be favorable.)

But you can check each update at http://www.epox.com/USA/downloads.asp

Thanks for the reply, I'll give it a go and see how it turns out.

Hello again, I installed the mainboard in another case I have here. I used the 3700 AMD San Diego and 2 gigs of Corsair XMS I had to see if the mainboard would go. All went well I installed Vista home premium. I got it on line ect...
So then I decided to add two more sticks of the same ram. After the ram was installed the computer would only see 3 gigs and the onboard nic would not work rendering the computer useless for getting online. I pulled the two sticks and I was able to go back online. I have not had the chance to test the sticks i pulled yet. I fear the mainboard has issues or I have a bad stick of ram, but it does not make sense to me why it would affect my onboard ethernet port. Any thoughts? thanks

Get over 3 GB of ram and yes with Vista 32-bit, I would expect problems like that.
So I never exceeded 2 GB.

But you maybe right also. if the sticks are not close enough in spec's, you can get all kinds of hair pulling errors.!!