Best Gaming Motherboard Socket 1150 If Not Overclocking

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If you wanted a socket 1150 motherboard for gaming and had no plans to do any overclocking,which one would you choose and why?

As always, thanks for your time and help.
 
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it has everything -sli,crossfire ,ASUS DIGI+ VRM - 8 Phase digital power design
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<$300 preferably. I have bought boards capable of overclocking in the past but never got up the nerve to actual do it. So I thought I might save some money this time and get one that doesn't have features I will probably not use. Hopefully something that will run the Haswells now and maybe the Broadwells later.

 
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Asus Z87-A
http://pcpartpicker.com/part/asus-motherboard-z87a
 
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I am not opposed to running two GPUs at some point, I am just looking to see what the best "stock" setup I can build is, since I will be unlikely to use any overclocking features the board may have.
 
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Looks like a scaled down version of the Z87 Pro I first looked at.
 
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it has everything -sli,crossfire ,ASUS DIGI+ VRM - 8 Phase digital power design
 
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