I have had if for five months or there about. Yes it is over clocked, but this Processor has been babied with A custom Danger Den water loop that I put together. I only had to bump it up to 1.38 volt to get the 3.6 and I have not tried to get anymore out of it, don't need to it runs fast enough for me. It stays at around 29C-35 at load since I built my new custom case out of aluminum and lined it with Granite. I have never seen temps this good in any case I have had, the mother board almost alway stays at 30C with a small volt increase to the north bridge for 8 gbs of 1066 at 1066 to run stable and 2.1 volts on my G.skill 1066.
I gave $225 or $235(can't remember) for it when it first was released. Not sure what I want for it, means I would have to replace it with a 955 if I got rid of it to you. PM if your interested and make me a offer.
I feel your pain with the 9950 b.e. I had the 9850b.e. and just sold it at a huge loss with my old Jetway HA04 mother board the other day.... I got $180 for the two. I am trying to down scale alittle bit, I have to many custom builds. I liked the 9850 b.e. but it just didn't OC well and even with my Asus board with the 790FX chipset and 750 South bridge I couldn't get it to a stable 3.2 GHZ on water. That is pretty sad. The Phenom II 940 doesn't seem to have that problem, and I am sure my chip could get better then 3.6ghz, I just didn't want to push it.
Another nice thing about the Phenom II's and with the 940 B.E is that even if you overclock it, cool and Quiet now works right, unlike the Phenom's and it down clocks the cores when your system doesn't need them to 800mhz on all cores, it also undervolts down to .99 volts instead of running full volts to the cpu 1.38 V This is a very nice feature, because it puts less ware on your processor, save's on the electric bill. When you need the power, every thing just kicks back in at full speed, and volts to the CPU, no problems, no delays, it just works. I love it.