Can't get DFI Lanparty NF4 SLI-Dr to network!

ere are my BIOS settings:

MAC LAN: Auto
MAC Media Interface: Pin Strap
Machine MAC NU Address: Enabled
Marvell GigaLAN Control: Enabled

In Network Connections I have three Local Area Connections.

1) Realtek RTL8139 Family PCI Fast Ethernet NIC
2) Marvell Yukon 88E8001/8003/8010 PCI Gigabit Ethernet Controller
3) NVIDIA nForce Networking Controller

1 is the pci card, and 2 and 3 correspond to the onboard LAN ports.

If I plug my network cable into 1 it connects almost instantly and everything works. If I plug it into 2 or 3 it just sits there saying "Aquiring Network Address" forever. I'd love to leave in the PCI card but the slot is needed for something else.

Here are my adapter settings:

1) Realtek
Link Speed/Duplex Mode: 100 Full Mode
Network Address: Not present
Recieve buffer size: 64k

2) Marvell Yukon
802.1p Support Port A: Off
Hardware Checksumming: On
Interrupt Moderation: On
Log Status Messages: Status Messages
MAX IRQ per sec: 5000
Max Frame Size: 1514
Media Type: 100mps Full Duplex
Network Address: Not Present
Number of Recieve Buffers: 50
Number of Transmit Buffers: 50
Wake Up Capabilities: Magic Packet And Pattern

3) NVidia Nforce
Checksum Offload: Disabled
Flow Control Disable:
IEEE802.1p Support: Enable
Jumbo Frame Payload Size: 1500
Low Power State Link Speed: Enable
Network Address: Not Present
Optimise For: CPU
Segmentation Offload: Enable
Speed Duplex Setting: Force 100 Full Duplex
VLAN Id: 1
VLAN Support: Enable
Wake on Lan from power off: Enable


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Anything look amiss?

Yes it does, but I uninstalled it because it seemed CRAZY.

I got it all working, here is how:
I manually entered the MAC address of the onboard adapter in the BIOS and this got me one step forward, it turned all my never fake "connected"s (to private ips) into "limited or no connectivitie"s.

At this point it still wasn't working with DCHP enabled so I tried forcing the IPs, Gateway and DNS to what I knew they should be. This hadn't worked before, but entering the MAC's seemed to shake things up a bit and, BINGO.

Then I realised why DCHP wasn't working, which was my own stupid fault. The router was set to only issue 3 addresses, and I had forgotten that it couldn't just tell that all 3 MAC addresses on the different NIC's were all me. So I bumped up the limited and now everything is working and I have 3 IP's on the network!

Thanks for your help!