Are thse motherboards compatible???

I need a cheap replacement.... I am sorry to say this is my first non apple harware replacement I will be doing.
So this is what I have....

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this is what I plan on replacing it with....


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If you are brought up with apples you seem like a fool for not knowing common PC knowladge.

THANK YOU

The one I have....

Processor - Supported Processors: Intel Pentium 4 (Willamette / Northwood) with the bus speeds 400/533 MHz,
- Intel Celeron (Willamette/ Northwood) with the bus speed 400 MHz;
- Socket 478
- Support for HyperThreading enabled processors
i845PE Chipset - North Bridge Intel® 82845E Memory Controller Hub (MCH);
- South Bridge Intel® 82801DB Enhanced I/O Controller Hub (ICH4)
System memory - Three 184-pin slots for DDR SDRAM DIMM;
- Maximum memory capacity 2GB
- Support for PC1600/2100/2700 memory
Graphics - AGP slot, supporting the 4x mode
Expansivity Options - Five 32-bit PCI Bus Master slots;
- Six USB 2.0 ports (4 integrated +2 additional)
Overclocking options - FSB adjustable between 100 and 250 MHz in 1 Mhz increment;
- Processor/memory voltage adjustable;
- SoftMenu III
On-board functionality - Integrated audio AC'97 v2.2
- LAN controller RTL8100B
Disk subsystem - 2 channel UltraDMA/100/66/33 Bus Master IDE (supports up to 4 ATAPI-devices);
- Additional IDE Raid controller (HighPoint HPT372 chip, 1 channel IDE, supports ATA33/66/100/133 & RAID 0, 1 arrays with a support for up to 2 ATAPI-devices);
- Support of LS-120 / ZIP / ATAPI CD-ROM
BIOS - 2MBit Flash ROM
- Award BIOS Phoenix v6.00PG with support for Enhanced ACPI, DMI, Green, PnP Features and Trend Chip Away Virus
Miscellaneous - One FDD port, two serial and one parallel ports, ports for PS/2 mouse and keyboard
- Onboard power indicator
- STR (Suspend to RAM)
- SPDIF Out
Monitoring - Processor temperatures, voltages and fan rotation speeds are all monitored.
Power management - ACPI/APM
- Wake-up from modem, mouse, keyboard, LAN, timer and USB
Power - Standard 20-pin ATX power socket (ATX-PW);
- Additional 4-pin power socket;
Dimensions - ATX form factor, 215mm x 305mm (8.45" x 12")


The one I would like to buy...

Model
Brand BIOSTAR
Model P4M80-M4
Supported CPU
CPU Socket Type Socket 478
CPU Type Pentium 4 Prescott / Celeron D
FSB 800/533/400 MHz
Chipsets
North Bridge VIA P4M800
South Bridge VIA VT8237
Memory
Number of Memory Slots 2×184pin
Memory Standard DDR 400
Maximum Memory Supported 2GB
Expansion Slots
AGP Slots 1 x AGP 4X / 8X
PCI Slots 3
Other Slots 1 x CNR
Storage Devices
PATA 2 x ATA100 up to 4 Devices
SATA 1.5 Gb/s 2
SATA RAID 0/1
Onboard Video
Onboard Video Chipset S3 Graphics UniChrome Pro IGP
Onboard Audio
Audio Chipset AC97 Codec
Audio Channels 6 Channels
Onboard LAN
LAN Chipset VIA VT6103
Max LAN Speed 10/100Mbps
Rear Panel Ports
PS/2 2
COM 1
LPT 1
Video Ports D-Sub
USB 4 x USB 2.0
Audio Ports 3 Ports
Onboard USB
Onboard USB 2 x USB 2.0 connectors support 4 ports
Physical Spec
Form Factor Micro ATX
Dimensions 9.0" x 7.8"
Features
Power Pin 20 Pin

well i would say that from what you say about your current setup that that motherboard would be compatible with all your current stuff

however i would seriously reconsider buying it, the biggest reason is that its and old computer, unless you have a serious problem with your current setup i would try to get a cheap new system, for $500 from newegg you can get a new computer that is literary 2-3 times as fast as what you have now, keep your current hard drive and case (trashing your current stuff) and you can probably bring that down to $400 for a very fast dual core computer, or even less if you have a good power supply (over 400W)

the other thing is the board you linked to has a VIA chipset (thats why its cheap), and i would stay away from their stuff (its often buggy and has less features), get a nvidia, intel or ATI chipset if you can