Not sure which Gigabyte motherboard to buy

[dangles35]

I'm wanting to build a new computer but I'm not sure which motherboard to choose, I've chosen the brand which is Gigabyte but their site doesn't show things very well and I am finding it confusing navigating their site. I am wanting a motherboard that costs $200 or under and has:

Intel i core 2nd gen support
Z68 Chipset (Unless there is a better option)
Nvidia GeForce 550 Ti support
2 slots that each hold 4gb of ram (Possible choices: Kingston, G.Skill)
Has at least 4 USB 2 and 2 USB 3 ports
A Realtek RTL8111E chip

Not required but would like to have:
DualBIOS
EZ Smart Response
Touch BIOS
Driver MOSFETs
Dual CPU Power Technology
Ultra Durable
On-board Graphics (Just in case the GPU doesn't work)
Not sure what else as that is all I can think of but I might add more.

I do not want to overclock unless something changes my mind.

 

[Indigo]

Tip 1, don't use the manufacturer's site to browse things like this. Find a site you intend to buy from, and compare models there. It's much easier, and unless you have a specific question about the capability of a model you found, there's really little reason before you buy to go to their own site.

99.97% of motherboards out there today will do everything you want.

That being said, this Gigabyte board should do you fine. I am just linking from Newegg as a point of reference, so if you're outside of the USA, try to find the same board elsewhere.
Newegg.com - GIGABYTE GA-Z68A-D3H-B3 LGA 1155 Intel Z68 HDMI SATA 6Gb/s USB 3.0 ATX Intel Motherboard

As for your RAM, I'd suggest passing up the Kingston and going with G.Skill. Rock bottom prices, rock solid stability. They're really, really nice.

 

[dangles35]

Thank you for your suggestions but it doesn't have exactly what I want. I've updated the main post.

 

[Indigo]

I stand by my motherboard recommendation. If you keep changing your requirements with the technologies from several different makers, you'll never find a board that you'll be happy with. In all honesty, I find your lofty requirements a little amusing. I do this for a living, I've never needed half the things you're asking for. It's also worth noting that Gigabyte boards, as a standard, include things like the high quality MOSFETs, "Ultra Durable" (which usually just means lots of copper in the interconnect layers anyway) and the high quality power system components. DualBIOS is a marketing gimmick. If you do anything to bork your BIOS, you're doing something wrong anyway.

 

[dangles35]

I did some more searching and picked the motherboard I want. As for

technologies from several different makers

I didn't have technologies from any other makers as I looked at Gigabyte's website and got them all from there.
The Duel BIOS was just for peace of mind while doing a BIOS update as a power failure *which not your fault* could happen and screw it up.
And if you read it properly, I said not required but would like to have, so I didn't say I needed them.
And as for the standard features, I was just making sure.

 

[Indigo]

In all of the times I've flashed a board's BIOS, not once has there been a freak power outage that caused me to lose the flash process. But then again, I also run all of my PCs on UPSes, which are a wiser investment than a board with a dual bios. Usually...