December 28, 2007, Newsletter Issue #96: Fused may cause a fuss:
Tip of the Week
Another reason a low cost motherboard might cost you a lot more in the long run is the inability to expand. Some of the cheaper boards have parts that are actually one with the board. The problem is over time when these parts break down or become useless you won't be able to remove or replace them. Also, be on the look out for integrated video cards. Again, this problem will also prevent you from being able to upgrade.
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