well if that makes you feel any better I've hit a wall at 188 BLCK.
I'm running my 920 on a P6T Deluxe OC Palm board, with 6GB of Mushkin 1600 DDR3 (7-8-7-20).
I've tried a bunch of stuff on this but cannot seem to get it up past 190 even while reducing the CPU multiplier to 19 or the DDR speed to the 1200 range (it's rated at 1600@1.65V so I know it isn't the issue).
From what I can tell I think the CPU can get higher but the motherboard is limiting how high I can push the BCLK (maybe not enough QPI Voltage, I'm not sure, I've also tried a bunch of stuff here).
The CPU is H2O cooled with a DD TDX block, black ice dual radiator and Swiftec pump (1/2 tubing) so cooling isn't the issue here.
Now under full load the CPU will hit 75-80C but from what I can tell this isn't too uncommon those chips have a rating of 92C or so. Others have had the chip running around 85C under 100% load. Now to get the chip at 100% takes some efforts (even under heavy multitasking I can barely get it above 50%). Temps under normal heavy use (not benchmarks) will hover around 60-65C which isn't bad.
Now voltages... The reason I think the CPU will go higher is that I've been able to reduce the Vcore down to around 1.30V while running it at the same BLCK (188) with it being pretty much stable (I did plant under heavy benchmark but the system was stable otherwise). Now reducing the QPI (currently set at 1.3475V) make the board no longer post.
The RAM is at 1.64V and PLL at 1.96 though I found the PLL voltage didn't do much to keep the system stable.
Amplitude set at 800mV as other's have recommended... seems to work ok.
I've upped the Vcore to 1.35V and QPI to 1.35V and back down on the BCLK to 185 (that's 3.7Ghz which is fine so far). Temps haven't increased much (idle a bit more). DDR is running around 1492Mhz at 7-8-7-20-1N. QPI is set to middle value (I believe it's around 8292 or so). Turbo mode and speedstep off of course.
I've seen some people pushing 200 BCLK... I don't think my batch will do this, even upping voltages (I've gone to the first "red" voltage setting option for both Vcore, DRAM, and QPI w/o any increase in BCLK stable).
Hope this will give you some insight...
Oh ya Super Pi 1M @3.7 will take around 9seconds... Didn't run any other benchmarks but Crysis runs smoothly @1680x1050 (with an Asus EAH4870 1GB).