Guess I should have looked more closely. I assumed OL had linked the UD3P and 970 Gaming. My above references weren't to the 970 Performance, which is much newer than either of the other two boards, but I still would neither recommend running a 9xxx series piece of thermal garbage, nor running it on that board despite having 8+2 power phase.
Suffice to say, the only board I've seen so far that didn't have some kind of VRM throttling with a 9xxx series chip regardless of what kind of cooling is employed has been the 990fx Gaming, and that might have been a fluke. Regardless, that hasn't a thing to do with this thread though, so we'll try to stick to the topic at hand.
Any of those boards I listed, OR the two listed by Outlander are probably fine choices. Personally, I'd prefer a 990fx board if I was going to run an FX chip. The 990fx boards are more specifically intended for high end overclocking and multi-GPU card configurations whereas the 970 boards are really not. That newer ASRock board or the UD3P are both really good though, so I'm in agreement that if you need to go with the least expensive option, they might be what you need, and both can certainly handle some overclocking on FX 8xxx series.