Asus M2N-VM versus M3N-H?

I'm looking to build a new PC, settled on an Athlon X2 6000+ but stuck on which motherboard to choose. I want one with an HDMI socket and onboard graphics good enough to play HD content (as I'm not going to upgrade my old 7900GS for a bit), but can't choose between the Asus M2N-VM at around £40 and the M3N-H at around £60. The M2N looks good enough - any thoughts on whether it's worth the extra for the M3N?

Thanks.

 

That M2N-VM has only DVI. Even though you can plug in a DVI-TO-HDMI adapter. That's $10 extra. Or 780G chipset. The GIGABYTE GA-MA78GM-S2H is a very popular choice.

http://www.newegg.com/Product/Produ...chInDesc=hdmi&bop=And&Order=PRICE&Pagesize=50

 

Thanks akhilles! Since the Asus website has different pages for the M2N-VM DVI and M2N-VM HDMI I thought it would have HDMI output.

The gigabyte board looks really good, but in the UK it's the same price as the M3N-H. Is there any advantage for the Gigabyte one (I tend to get nvidia graphics cards so using hybrid SLI on the Asus t some point is quite attractive)?

 

Pick out the one you like.

 

Fair enough! Thanks for your help.