Quote Originally Posted by saaya View Post
no, bclocks were limited by the same clock buffer but luckily some people in intel found a way to work around the buffer. and luckily they managed to fix the vdimm issue as well.
in this case the change they would have to do to fix overclocking would be pretty big afaik, so im sceptical if they will do it... BCLOCK overclocking that is... i think they will just release multi unlocked cpus... but for what price? :/
Lol reading that paragraph you are beliveing that engineering only consists out of luck?

What vdimm issue? If you allude to the 0,5V "issue", nope its still there. If you want to kill your nehalem cpu fast just increase ram voltage 0,5V above the qpi voltage and watch it die (over several days).

Creating and fixing problems has hardly something to do with luck, but rather with hard work, knowledge and determination.