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New gaming/photoshop/video build less than $3000

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imported_browsing said:
So now I'm concerned about the gigabyte board. I'd liked it because it had a good auto-overclock that kept the turbo enabled from what I've read but it seems like there are a lot of 2nd hand complaints about it. I've started getting parts (my 3770K just arrived today and I should be getting the H100 in Tuesday) so I'm getting a little ansy but I've lost confidence in my mobo pic. I can go up into 200+ for an ASUS board but I don't want to if I don't get much out of it -- and I don't need onboard wifi.
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Don't worry about it you'll be fine. Expensive mobos are not on the whole more reliable than cheap mobos. The primary sources of failure (solder joints) are the same between $200 and $50 boards because they roll off the same assembly line.
 
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