Z77A-GD65-Gaming Killer LAN issues

I just changed my motherboard to one that has the Qualcomm Killer E2200 chipset. However, with my existing Gigabit network (RT-N66U), I am only getting speeds of 100Mbps.
I have checked all relevant settings, reinstalled drivers, etc., even tried a Ubuntu Live CD, but the speed I'm always getting is 100Mbps.
I have tried 3 CAT5e cables including those short ones but I still can't get Gigabit speeds... I even purchased 2 CAT6 and CAT6e cables thinking it may solve the problem, but no.
The cables work fine at Gigabit speed from my laptop.
This is especially troubling for me since I have a NAS and now my speeds are only 10MB/s :(
Any idea what could be wrong? I have already tried the troubleshooting thread and removed the suite, etc. etc.

Here's a summary of what I've done (though they are all unsuccessful):
- Removed my sound card and graphics card just in case
- Installed a fresh copy of Windows 8.1 on another partition to rule out any driver issues
- Installed just the INF without the driver suite on this fresh copy
- Tried CAT6a, CAT6, and CAT5e cables of various lengths
- Tried different BIOS versions
- Tried to clean the contacts on the LAN port by using a cotton bud and small amt of alcohol (of course, the computer was turned off and the port was dried before I turned it on again)
I noticed two things:
- When I plug one end to my RT-N66U router and the other to the onboard LAN, no light lights up for about 10s. Then, the green (100mbps) LED lights and the orange (activity) LED blinks.
- When I plug one end to my Samsung Series 5 laptop and the other to the onboard LAN, the red (1Gbps) LED lights up for a split second. Windows shows that a network cable is connected. Then, after the split second it will disconnect and there will be no more lights. After ten seconds, the green (100mbps) LED lights up instead together with the blinking orange (activity) LED.
When I plug my Series 5 laptop to the router, or the Series 5 laptop to my dad's laptop, 1Gbps works fine.

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