Ahhhh, much better. Everything is compatible with that ECS motherboard. I don't know anything about that brand though. Couldn't tell you if it's good or not. Two things I noticed:
1) That board has both an AGP and a PCIe x16 slot. It would work fine, but seems excessive considering PCIe x16 (for now) and AGP are only used for graphics cards. But like I said, it will still work fine with both.
2) The parallel ATA is only 100 as opposed to the more current 133. That difference could make it very sluggish if your hard drive is parallel ATA. Also, I hope that you either a) have only ONE optical drive (i.e. CD burner) and ONE hard drive, or b) you have at least some SATA components. I say this because the board you chose only supports two parallel ATA components, like your hard drive for example. Now, if your hard drive uses the newer SATA connection, it shouldn't be a problem, and that would eliminate the limited speed of that parallel ATA 100. However, if all your components are parallel ATA, you will only be able to have two. Assuming you will be using an HD in that scenario (wouldn't be much of a computer without one), that leaves you with only one other space for a CD-ROM or burner.
Just some things to think about. Your current setup should work fine, but make sure it will be the way you want. Consider the things I said here.
