OCC has published the H55 & H57 Motherboard Roundup:

The Gigabyte H55M-USB3 was one of the motherboards that really impressed me during the roundup. It uses an mATX form factor and a very reasonable retail price. But still manages to include a high quality VRM that allowed me to overclock very well. In fact, this board was able to increase the Intel 661 processors core frequency up to 4.5GHz, which was only duplicated by one other motherboard in the roundup. It was also the only H55 motherboard to support memory beyond 1333MHz and come with an on-board chips for RAID and USB 3.0 support. These all made this board stand out, but perhaps best of all is that it retails for just over $100. This places the board nicely in the mainstream making it a strong option for any HTPC or budget gaming rig.
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The ASUS P7H57D-V EVO is the most feature package motherboard in the roundup and as such it has the highest price point. However, when looking at all the features that this board offers it is hard to say that it's not worth it. This is the only board that comes with on-board SATA 3.0 ports for super faster transfer speeds of 6Gb/s. It also comes with amazing overclocking headroom and the ability to run both CrossFireX and SLI when using a Lynnfield processor. Additionally, this board has the best 3D performance out of all of the boards in the roundup. During the testing process it was this model that continuously achieved the highest frames per second and had the best results in 3D benchmarking programs. So really, there is very little to dislike about this board and all its high-end features should make it very appealing to gamers and enthusiasts.