We saw that quite some time ago.. just didn't want to comment much of it, basically the outcome was still the same as other Phenom (non Black Edition) reviews. 

Anyway, just for your information.... try looking up on Google (or other search engines) on this...

"A clock interrupt was not received on a secondary processor within an allocated time"

Seems that some batches (quite a number, really) of Phenom shipped came with a defective or much slower 3rd core. This caused BSODs even on stock clocks, and its NOT related to the TLB bug... Possibly now we are beginning to see the reason for AMD's upcoming Triple Core... So anyone with Phenoms encountering this problem, suggest or recommend RMA that processor...

If no BSOD then it should be OK, possibly not the defective batch... However, to test it, try stressing all 4 cores at once (most of the time only 2 cores used on most programs)..

More info here...

http://www.xtremesystems.org/forums/showthread.php?t=175878
http://forums.amd.com/forum/messageview.cf...d=y&STARTPAGE=1
http://www.tomshardware.com/forum/248265-2...ing-flaky-cores

... the rest search on Google... 

It started since Phenom became available. They thought it was the TLB issue, but even after the patch was applied, the problem continued. Then some of the owners noticed the actual source of the problem during testing... rest is history. 

As can be seen from those links, RMA was the best choice and they got back a full working quad core....  UNLESS you want to continue using a "triple core"?