3200 90nm , clocking correctly...? YIKES!

Okay, I have an A8V-SLI deluxe mobo and a A64 S939 3200+ (90nm). The 3200 90nm should be at a regular clock of 2.2 ghz. In windows system info, it reads a CPU clock of 2.01 ghz. I had a similar problem with my old socket 754 3400+, but when I got the A64 drivers off of the amd.com site, it fixed it. However, this time, they did not. Also, I bought this 90nm becuase I was intereseted in overclocking because it runs much cooler...but check this out:

In the bios, it is set to "auto" for everything. I went in the bios and tried setting up the frequencies manually. I put it on a 10x multiplier and the cpu's frequency to 220 mhz. However, when I do just that, when it boots, it screams "overclocking failed" in a girly voice [a good use of technology to get me mad ] I left the voltages on auto. If it says overclocking failed...at the regular 220 x 10..2200 mhz speed, what the heck is going on? I was looking to overclock, not underclock. The windows cpu speed may be wrong, but I can't really check it in the bios. Anyone else have any ideas or similar problems?

-updated all drivers

Socket 939:
3000+ = 1.8Ghz
3200+ = 2.0Ghz
3500+ = 2.2Ghz

That goes for both Newcastle and Winchester chips.

Everyone gets confused by pr numbers, no big, so long as the performance is there.

The 90nm 3200+ would be 2.0GHz, the 130nm 3200+ would be 2.2GHz.

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Socket 939 chips utilise dual channel memory, this give a slight performance boost. So AMD in it infinite wisdom give the socket 939 chips higher ratings than equally clocked socket754 chips.
(Even though the performance increase from dual channel is lower than what you would get from a 200Mhz speed increase).

It is correct. The 130 nano part is s754, while the 90 nano part is s939. The s754 performs better at stock, while the s939 OCs much better.

That's right. Amd only started making the 3000 and 3200 for s939 on 90 nano tech. They have not been made for that board on 130 nano die.