Keeping the same specs, for the rest of my pc but my board is dieing i get a lot of USB errors and a bunch of other shit that can only be caused by the board.
my question is which board would be the easiest to get osx installed on besides the nivida chipsets and is a decent overclocker?

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* Intel Core i7 920
* ASUS P6T LGA X58
* Mushkin DDR3(3x2GB) 1333
* Nvidia GTX280
* TRUE w/ Scythe "ULTRA KAZE" @ 3000 RPMS and AC MX-2
* Cooler Master Case 690
* Corsair 650TX
* 2x Seagate 500GB Sata 32MB Cache(Raid 0)

almost 100 views and no one has any recommendations?

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* Intel Core i7 920
* ASUS P6T LGA X58
* Mushkin DDR3(3x2GB) 1333
* Nvidia GTX280
* TRUE w/ Scythe "ULTRA KAZE" @ 3000 RPMS and AC MX-2
* Cooler Master Case 690
* Corsair 650TX
* 2x Seagate 500GB Sata 32MB Cache(Raid 0)

I'll reply to this as I always do, and sometimes get shot down for saying Gigabyte board with intel chipset and either alc888 or alc889(probably better)
I think just about any of them seem to be an easy osx install at least that's my experience so far.
No problems patching bios, sleep working on most of them as far as I am aware and most seem to be pretty decent overclockers.
eg. GA-EP45-UD3R

I have the Gigabyte GA-EP45-DS3R and it is working well for me. It may not get you all the way to 3.6GHz but it won't stop you from clocking that bad boy.

so i should look for a p45 board and not a p35 i heard some people have issues with the p45s

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* Intel Core i7 920
* ASUS P6T LGA X58
* Mushkin DDR3(3x2GB) 1333
* Nvidia GTX280
* TRUE w/ Scythe "ULTRA KAZE" @ 3000 RPMS and AC MX-2
* Cooler Master Case 690
* Corsair 650TX
* 2x Seagate 500GB Sata 32MB Cache(Raid 0)