LGA1366 Motherboard, Help Quick!

Ok so my girlfriend just got me a gift certificate to NewEgg for about $500 so that I can finally finish my i7 system that's been laying around without a motherboard for about 2 months. I have been researching motherboards for that entire time but I am still very torn at what board to get. I believe I have it narrowed down to three main choices:

EVGA E760 Classified
ASUS Rampage II Extreme
GIGABYTE EX58-UD5

The features that I do not want to sacrifice is:

A) Dual gigabit LAN
B) A spare PCI-E slot so that I can do 3x SLI plus a dedicated PhysX GPU.

The EVGA E760 has been my choice for a while, it satisfies both A and B conditions with 4 PCI-Ex16 slots and has an additional PCI-Ex1 slot that could be put to use with some other add-on card. Plus it has an awesome color scheme that fits perfect with my red cathodes.

I was dead set on the E760 but then I started reading that despite its price tag it wasn't a super over clocking board, but still pretty good at it. That's when I saw the REII which seems to be a better over clocker (and who doesn't love ASUS stuff?) and still has all the features I want.

Lastly, the EX58-UD5 was originally the board I chose before I thought I'd settled on the E760 and seems to be a great board until I started reading in the Tom's Hardware forums that people were having a great deal of difficulty with them. I don't know what to believe on this one.

So what do I pick? I keep leaning toward the E760, the only thing bothering me is the over clocking ability. I'm super excited about this I just want to nail this thing down quick! Thanks in advance guys!

Just wait on the gpus till after the 24th and if they are good I mean good then get one of the good ones then see if you need more of a gpu setup. A single 5870 2gb should take care of most of your needs and if you still want physx get a 9600gt on the cheap dump it in a lower slot and use old drives sine the new one won't multicard when there is a ati in the rig trust me I tried.