Which MOBO for I7 930?

Hi guys

Thanks for helping in prev thread. I have made up my mind to go for I7 920 or I7 930. Now need some help in determining which MOBO is better in terms of Gaming, 3D works (occasional) and future upgrade.

Options are

ASUS P6T6 WS Revolution
ASUS rampage 2 extreme
ASUS maximus 3 formula
Gigabyte X58 A, UD3R
Intel X58 OEM

I know first one is triple the cost of third one, but if everyone recommends it i will buy it. But my concern in suggestion is value for money. Is it really going to increase performance three times....?

If not i need to know as per my other spec which one is going to get me good result per money spent.

Radeon HD5770
6 Gb Corsair or OCZ 1666 / 2000 MHZ ram
2 TB HDD
Thermal Take casing
Thermal take 1000w power supply

Go for the i7-930

[1] Asus Maximus III formula is an LGA 1156 board, so that rules it out.
[2] Asus p6t6 revo & rampage 2 extreme are basically meant for enthusiasts who are into high overclocking. You, then you also have to spend the extra bucks on getting a good aftermarket cooler &/or a water cooling kit. If that interests you, then by all means, go for them, particularly, the Rampage II extreme. If you can stretch your budget, the Rampage III Extreme is also an option
[3] Don't get the Intel x58 oem. Though it has bullet proof reliable & fairly economical, it lacks many features.
[4] The Gigabyte UD3R undisputedly offers the best value for money. It overclocks well, has USB 3.0 & SATA 6.0, & overclocks decently. I think that is your best bet.
http://www.newegg.com/Product/Prod [...] 6813128423

[1] All of today's top motherboard brands manufacture quality motherboards which give great service for long period of time. In my experience, the failure rate has been less than 0.01 per 100.
[2] The failure of a motherboard will rarely affect the data since the latter is stored on the HDD. What you do need is a very good quality HDD to store your data. I would recommend that you get 2 identical large capacity HDDs & configure them in a RAID 1 array, which will give you a peace of mind. Should either of them ever fail, the data will always be safe on the other.
[3] So go for the Gigabyte UD3R, which I've linked in my previous thread.