Are the X38 boards gone?

I am building a dual-core system to be used in a semi-hostile environment (~85 F) where the processor will be max'd out for significant periods of time; ECC is a requirement. I decided to put a Wolfdale E8400 chip on a GA-EX38-DS4, and to put that into an Antec 182 box which has multiple cooling options. But checking Newegg (my favorite vendor) showed the GA-EX38 MOBO as "out of stock" and, stepping back a bit, the GA-X38-DS4 as "deactivated". Checking (unsuccessfully) other vendors suggests that the Gigabyte X38 series is history -- and I can't use an X48 board since it doesn't support ECC. Although I am partial to Gigabyte MOBO's, is there another board builder which has a similar X38 product?

Most original Gigabyte boards have been deactivated and reproduced in the "E" series flavor.

The E is for energy efficient.
The are essentially the same boards, however.

Newegg has several X38 boards in stock, just not the Gigabyte atm.

They do have several open box GA-X38-DS4's.

Not that I would recommend buying an open box MB>