Im looking to build a computer while looking around for motherboards i came ACROSS these.

Asus p5e-vmdo at Scan £65-76 the same board at Ebuyer £92-94.

Asus p5e-vm hdmi ig35 Scan £92-94 the same board at Ebuyer £77-06.
The first board is more expensive at Ebuyer the second board is more expensive at Scan.

Could anyone advise me on which is he best board to go for, or can advise on any similar boards.
Thanks fr any dvise jhaddWhat's your budget/rest of components/use for computer?Im looking to spend £300 to £400 the computer is for family use and home video editing probably occasional gaming.
The PLANNED build is
CPU e5200 dual core £62-03p
http://www.ebuyer.com/code148715

Asus p5e-vmdo Scan £65-76 code ln24832
" " Ebuyer £92-35 code 150552
or
Asus p5e-vm hdmi i35 Scan £92-94p
" " Ebuyer £77-06p code142654

ocz 2gb kit ddr2-800mhz/pc6400 £28-83p
http://www.ebuyer.com/code116755

coolermaster elite330extreme power
with 460w psu £51=99p
http://www.ebuyer.com/code135101

Samsung spinpoint 500gb hdd £44-40p
http://www.scan.com/code ln226642

gigabyte 512mb hd4670 gpu £62-63p

http://www.scan.com/ codeln24472

Samsung dvd rw l/scribe £18-55p

Thanks for any help its the conflicting prices of the two motherboards THATS baffling me the cheaper board at Scan is the more expensive board at Ebuyer and visa versa.
Which in your opinion is the best board,
Do you need onboard graphics? Both of those boards have onboard graphics chips, the VMDO has the Intel X3100 and the HDMI has the X3500.
If you need onboard graphics and definitely want one of those, the HDMI model has the better chip.
If not, save a few pounds and go for something like this - http://www.ebuyer.com/product/148024 - or this - http://www.ebuyer.com/product/149274
Both better boards, other than the lack of onboard graphics.
Looks like a nice build there too.Which one of the boards do you recommend i will be downloading videos from my camcorder so i need firewire ive got the card in my old computer so i WOULD transfer it to this.
Do you think the build would be suitable for editing home video.
Thanks again jhaddAll of those boards are good . . . if you don't need onboard video I'd choose the Asus P5QL, the last one I linked to.
I think that build should be fine for editing home video.Thanks i shall ORDER the parts in the next couple of days.
jhaddYou're welcome, good luck and enjoy the new build.