motherboard to run a Pentium D prcessor in my ATX full tower case?

[lectrocrew]

This Intel - Celeron motherboard is history, but I have 3 brand new Pentium D CPU's so I need a motherboard to run one of these CPU's in this machine. Case is ATX full tower. I have 650w PSU, IDE optical drives, IDE or Sata hardrives ect. And I need to do this at minimal cost.
What mboard do you guys recommend?

What about this one?

As always, thanks for any help!
Mike

[patio]

It would depend on which Pentium's they are...

[lectrocrew]

Pentium D 805

The etched characters on the CPU itself are:

Intel 04
Pentium
805 SL8ZH Malay
2.66 GHZ/2m/533/05A
L621A751

[lectrocrew]

Wait a minute patio - I just realized I have a good BTX motherboard that runs this Pentium D 805 CPU which came out of a Dell E510 that I recently replaced in error (the problem ended up being a PSU issue).
 Is there any way I can run a BTX mboard in this ATX full tower case?

[DaveLembke]

I have 2 older steel cases that have where I could move the brass standoffs and set it up for BTX or ATX etc, but with the failure of the BTX finding a case that supports both may be a needle in haystack. Below is all the info on ways to get BTX to work with ATX cases etc, but they are pretty ugly if performed. Probably the best solution would be to make a stencil of the BTX mounting holes with pen and paper and then drill and tap an ATX case and install brass stand offs at the BTX locations if your going to use a modern case that is ATX.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/BTX_%28form_factor%29

[Computer_Commando]

This Intel - Celeron motherboard is history, but I have 3 brand new Pentium D CPU's so I need a motherboard to run one of these CPU's in this machine. Case is ATX full tower. I have 650w PSU, IDE optical drives, IDE or Sata hardrives ect. And I need to do this at minimal cost.
What mboard do you guys recommend?

What about this one?...

G31 supports Pentium-D
Asrock says it's supported:  http://www.asrock.com/mb/overview.us.asp?Model=G31M-GS%20R2.0
 PentiumŪ Dual Core is Pentium-D

Pentium D-805:  http://www.cpu-world.com/CPUs/Pentium_D/Intel-Pentium%20D%20805%20HH80551PE0672MN%20%28BX80551PE2666FN%29.html
Bus speed = 533MHz
CPU speed = 2667 MHz

You will need DDR2-800 or 667 RAM
You will be able to try overclocking with the Asrock if you raise the Bus Speed from 133.  CPU is quad-pumped, so it's bus speed is 133x4=533.

I bought that Asrock board a year ago & it was DOA.  It's getting hard to find Socket 775 boards  If you decide to buy one, look for one that supports DDR3 RAM, since it is much cheaper than DDR2.  Also, when the RAM slots are that close together, RAM with heatsinks are difficult to seat.

I'm running a Gigabyte G41 with Pentium D-925 overclocked to 3.5GHz.  Not using stock cpu fan, temp is 25-30degC.