Choosing between 4 High-End X58 Motherboards for my i7 920/930

I'm looking to build a monster computer in the next few weeks. I have put together a bunch of 1156/1366 based systems over the past 6 months so I do have experience and enjoy tweaking.

I work from my computer about 16 hours a day so the $$$ isn't a huge concern. Some photoshop but mainly lots of multitasking. I use two 22" LCD's right now but I'm thinking of getting a ATI Radeon card with Eyefinity so I can expand to 3 monitors. I might try some gaming, but the graphics card is mainly for general use on 3 monitors, with some HD video, etc. I may expand to a 2nd graphics card, but definitely not a 3rd.

I'm not really worried about SATA3 because I think it will be a while before I'm using one of those hard drives.

I'm having trouble choosing between these 4 motherboards. I'm not worried about the $100 difference (they're actually all about the same since the expensive boards are available at circuitcity.com with 15% bing cashback and no sales tax in CA, unlike Newegg).

4 Motherboards currently under consideration:

1. ASUS P6T Deluxe V2
2. ASUS P6X58D Premium
3. ASUS Rampage II Extreme
4. EVGA E760 CLASSIFIED

I'm disappointed the ASUS P6X58D doesn't have e-sata but it's not a deal-breaker.

What's best for pure (stable) overclocking? I might upgrade to water cooling in the future but it's doubtful.

Parts I'm currently planning on using:

CPU - i7 930 (once it's released at MicroCenter in 2 or 3 weeks)
Motherboard - ???
RAM - Mushkin Enhanced Redline 6GB DDR3 1600 (6-7-6-18) ---- I hear it's some of the best RAM out there because of the timings
Boot Drive - Intel G2 80GB SSD
Storage HD's - Probably x2 1TB or 1.5TB WD Green or Samsung (not too concerned since these will be for storage)
Power Supply - CORSAIR CMPSU-850HX 850W, 80 PLUS SILVER Certified Modular
Case - LIAN LI PC-888 Blue Aluminum ATX Full Tower
CPU Cooling - Prolimatech Mega Shadow

I plan on overclocking this as much as possible (and keep it stable, pretty much 24/7). I'm hoping to sniff 4.5Ghz since I hear the i7 930 will be clocked at 2.8GHz and will still have the high overclocking ability like the 920's.

Any thoughts on these parts:
What 2 fans for the Mega Shadow? I'm not worried about a little noise. I want max air cooling.
Power Supply - Is it overkill or can I get away with the Antec TruePower 650W and still have headroom for lots of overclocking and a bigger ATI Eyefinity card?

Thanks for your help.

NO doubt the E760 Classy board.

The other boards will not supply very clean voltage for overclocking and many have lock ups at high base clocks, which undoubtedly the i7 930 will be capable of.

I have an i7 920 that can sit at 4.75 ghz on my classy. As for the PSU, i would definitely go for the 850w corsair, this will maximize your overclocking potential and future proof your system.

Hands down dude.

I hang around on xtremesystems a lot, and as you watch the i7 overclocking records come in they are all with the classy boards.

The 4.75ghz was on air.
This thread keeps track of all the overclocking records...
http://www.tomshardware.com/forum/ [...] cking-club

The evga control panel really isnt necessary unless you are overclocking with DICE or LN2. Even if you are, you would want the EVGA EVbot it is 100x better than the little control panel.

He is right about the NB getting real hot. The Vreg also gets hot when you are overclocking, so make sure you have a nice exhaust fan on the back of the case.

Hehe, yeah, i really like it.

What cpu you got in there?

Aww man, you got one of thise pre release chips? Wich one is it 3.06ghz or the 2.4 ghz?
Im assuming the 3.06ghz because its b0.

Aww man... Thats to bad.