u hav to run prime test to confirm its stable. jus like staed in d firt post..

2. An option to show your bench able speed, please attached cpu-z and superPI screenies. (To be ranked benchable)

wa... u r using wat fan, y d speed 7000+..

the NB fan, that's around the max speed
stock fan only la

is it noisy at max speed?
my DFI is a little noisy but not too bad la at 7k rpm

lol yeah, but i set mine to about 4.5k for normal usage only
not much of a temp difference

feeling the heat is good, then u know the heatsink is doing its job 
would be curious if it didnt feel hot at all

not bad, can go any higher?
what week is it?

How do you find out which week is it?

i've used b4 week 30 and i must say it is quite impressive and also the overclocking potential of the chip is good....mine clocked 2700 also while staying at just a bump of vcore (1.475v)

Siawgu, at 1.7v what is the temp recorded by CPU sensor? If it happens to record 55 degrees or more I doubt increasing the core would provide significant increment in overclock. At high temperatures the chip would just simply fail to respond even though you increase the voltage. This trend is what I have observed over dozens of sample that I have tested. First of all you might want to cool down the temp in order to get the full benefit when raising the vcore. But my findings is not absolute, so please don't take it at face value. It might produce different results in your case. Well, hopefully.

wa...     using d rigs below at ur sig, wit jus 300w???? can hande meh?somemore great gc... wat psu u using?

n for some reason, my winnie juz bootable at 300x9 ..
any clicks resulted reboot =_=;;
i feed it 1.7v, ldt x3

since my s/w monitor cant read nf3ultra temp, whats the highest volt we can feed em?.. n more volt increase stability? coz oC threads dont mention the increment of vchipset affects eanything or not

i guess cause naturally the board itself eats up more power compared to the KN8
2 extra power connectors lagi, did they have that on the KN8?

but, did u ever consider upgrading your PSU anyways?