I miss the days of Intel desktop boards. They were boring in every single way: They weren't flashy, they weren't expensive, they didn't have weird features, a

I miss the days of Intel desktop boards. They were boring in every single way: They weren't flashy, they weren't expensive, they didn't have weird features, and they were ridiculously stable. I didn't ever buy any of them for myself because I like to tinker with stuff, but I sold a bunch of them to people who simply wanted a computer that just worked.