There are a lot of "old motherboards" around here that I have
done upgrades like with, including very common models like the
ECS K7S5A, and the Asus A7N, A7V, and A8N lines. So long as your
motherboard has an nForce, nForce2, KT266A, or KT400 chipset I
think the odds are in your favour. Other chipsets may work just
as well - I just can't recall having done that kind of cpu
upgrade with them.
The most recent similar upgrade I did was going from a Duron 1300
to an Athlon 2400 on an Asus A7N266-VM.
If you're not sure, then what you can do is powerdown the machine, power
it up again, and press "pause" key at the memory count. Somewhere on
that screen you should see the name of the motherboard manufacturer and
model in there.
Yousuf Khan
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