LOL!, No Matter Which Technique We Use, It STILL involves a lot of Time/Work!
 
I'll Give it a try with the Kneadable Eraser method on the ASUS RIV BE after I make SURE it Works Good on Air!

Why we do this?  We crazY!

Q56_Monster
Why we do this?  We crazY!

More than Likely, I'd Say ALMOST One Step away from the Funny Farm!
 
I've Always Thought of Overclocking/Benching as either "The Thrill of Victory" ,
or "The Agony of Defeat"!  

Single 780 Ti KPE on stock air cooling.  This is a second 4930k....it stinks too...couldn't even get to 5.5g.  And cold bugs at -120C.  Had to go around about way with Blk clock to get close to 5.5G.  I have bad CPU luck :(
 
Oh, and the gpu core shown on GPUz I learned is inaccurate.  If you open the sensor tab of GPUz you will see the real clock.  In this example I was at 1222, but it was really 1339

Gpuz screenie didn't attach above.  780Ti KPE give inaccurate core clock, have to open sensor tab of gpuz to see real clock
 
 

Maybe it's just because I've never Run CPU's that high (or on LN2), Exactly How High above 5.5GHz is Considered "Good"?

6ghz or above is cherry chip.  I'd settle for a 5.8g chip though, as it would do the job and I could make up for it on the GPU side.

lol 

Hey Q... how hot are those Vregs on the Dark?  I am sure the frost from your pot keeps them cool.

Q56_Monster
6ghz or above is cherry chip.  I'd settle for a 5.8g chip though, as it would do the job and I could make up for it on the GPU side.

I Don't Suppose You have ever tested the Limits of these Chips on anything but LN2, Right?