barbaroja9, seems odd that you can get the memory to run at all if its damaged. What did you use to measure the frequency when running in your friends computer ? Have you got CPU-Z ? If you use that to check the frequency and then double the value it gives you, you should get the correct value.
A useful double-check to make sure the memory is actually running at what you think you've set it to. e.g. there's been a few times when I was playing when I thought I'd set the motherboard up for one frequency and CPU-Z said it was running at a different frequency, so now I always double-check with CPU-Z.
For speedfan, it doesn't seem to read all the voltages correctly. Actually, I don't think some of those voltage supplies are actually used by modern motherboards e.g. -5V, -12V ? :
http://www.pcguide.com/ref/pow...up/funcVoltages-c.html
which explains the crap readings. I think the voltages you can rely on are Vcore1, Vcore2 (memory), +3.3V, +5V. I get similar readings to you. I think mrfatboy actually measured the memory voltages and they matched up pretty well with the Vcore2 voltages shown by Speedfan. The +12V reading is definitely wrong though !!
Also, speedfan under-reads the Core1 and Core2 temperatures by 15C for some CPUs e.g. E6750 which have a TJunction of 100C rather than 85C (or maybe thats the other way round . If you google it, you'll find an explanation somewhere......You need to run Core Temp 0.95.4 to be sure you're getting the correct Core Temp readings. Or I think the latest Beta version of speedfan now reads the correct temperatures. Have a look on the speedfan web-site.
What CPU do you have ? 40C seems very low for a load temperature, especially if the fan is not running, although I guess your heatsink is designed for fanless operation. Even so, I'm wondering if this is really 55C ? For example, with my CPU running at 3.552GHz, running Orthos, my temps are round about 56C with the fan running ! and the room temp is pretty low at the moment. Even 55C isn't an excessive temperature, so I wouldn't be too concerned. I know some fans start at low voltages easier than others, so you could try another fan if you want to lower the temps slightly.....I'm just using the one that came with my cooler and that runs fine with the board set to voltage control, even at idle where it runs pretty slow, maybe 500/600 rpm.
Anyway, hopefully you have better luck with the Corsairs !!