3930K Overclocking Help [SOLVED!] - Page 2

In my Sabertooth x79, the sensor closest to the VRMs is a temperature sensor called VCORE.
I know that the saber has more sensors than most boards, but maybe you have a sensor with the same name on your Asus AI suite (the thernak radar software is sabertooth exclusive as far as I know).

Yeah, it's hard to believe you wouldn't be able to stabilize it at 4.6 and 1.48v, since you haven't seen the BSOD code it's hard to even say that voltage is your issue, I'd try to eliminate other things before going that high in vcore to be honest, try using one stick of ram, if it fails, switch with another and so on. If you are running the ram over the rated spec (a 1600 kit oc'd 1866), pull it back to the rated specs, using XMP. Also c-states, turn off 3,6 and 7, if it's stable, turn 3 back on and leave the others disabled (not auto).
Lower vcore, increase LLC to very high. Offset OC usually takes a bit more tinkering with than fixed vcore, you should try that too...
If you are using offset, in the Digi+ Power Control, set CPU Current capability and VCCSA current capability to 120%.

These are all things I'd try before naming it a bad chip, in this order:
First, drop offset and use a fixed value (for 4.6 something in the 1.38 range and lower it after if it's stable). Disable c-states 3,6,7
Leave the ram at rated specs, or even lower it to 1600mhz. If it's still unstable, try one stick.
If you manage to get it stable and want to use offset, Check the VID and apply the offset to get the same voltage you had it stable with fixed vcore. Change the CPU and VSSCA current capabilities to 120%, only turn c3 state after the rig is stable with every c-state disabled. For 4.6, LLC on high should be enough, but if it's not, set it to very high and run it again
I'm not very versed in OCs, my 3930k was the first chip I actually overclocked, but I hope this helps you in any way.

This explains the CPU/VCCSA current settings I was talking about pretty well, the whole article is a decent read.
http://benchmarkreviews.com/index.php?option=com_content&task=view&id=834&Itemid=38&limit=1&limitstart=4

I"m running a 4.5ghrz oc on 1.32 volts and its stable on a asus rampage 4 extreme with the 3930k and i have 32gb of ram at 2133
you should go back to default and raise the multiplier until it is unstable and then add more voltage step by step

Let us know the how it goes!
And about the PSU, I honestly wouldn't be able to say, I mean it sure seems like something is wrong if you can't jumper it like any other PSUs around, but I'm not sure. Someone more experienced with PSUs might be able to shed some light...
Good luck!

That's more in line of what people are getting, nice cinebench...
Glad you figured it out, now find a nice 24/7 setting and fine tune it