for the asus board
As the others pointed, the board is old, so if you want to build something on a thin budget and out of used parts, it's ok.
The main problem with this board is to find a cpu that will power it.
don't go out there thinking you can put the latest Quad core in there, you need to know what bios version it has to make sure it will work with the cpu you want. If you can't know the bios version then it will work with Pentium 4 (775), Pentium D, early core 2 (conroe) for sure.
Sometimes you can get lucky and the board is able to power up and update the bios even if the cpu is unsupported. Other times, it's impossible and it crashes on the post.
about for the Foxconn:
Asus all the way. this foxconn is a low end mobo while the asus is an average/high-end mobo for it's time. ( can't see the model #, looks like a generic low cost made for a branded tower)
BTW, what are you tying to do?
what component do you have in hands?