O.K., after all this time, like the saying goes, it's probably here to stay, lol (had not forgotten, just wanted to be sure). So i guess i can now post them:
4501 MHz (36x on a 125 strap@100,3 all cores active and locked together), 3251 MHz uncore, 3251 MHz 14-14-14-34-374 @1T RAM (32 gigs)
VRIN (input): 1,950
LLC: Extreme
VRM, max output, throttling, C states, blah blah, all at Extreme or OFF, respectively
Turbo: OFF
Hyper Threading: Enabled
VCORE: 1,367
RING (cache): 1,250
SA: + 0,350
VCCIO: 1.150
DRAM Voltage: 1,44
DRAM Training Voltage: 1,44
Wasn't so lucky on the IMC, won't even boot at 3375 uncore, not even with 1,300 cache voltage, which is (personally) the highest i was willing to risk. This mobo has extra voltage settings that supposedly help with cache, but at such high values, i opted for the safer route and refrained from touching those too; ain't worth it for uncore. And as you can judge by my SA values, same thing with the RAM, 3375 was out of the question, lol.
(am still not sure how it goes with RAM testing to be honest.. with the freq and timings as above, i have had zero errors on the latest UEFI Memtest Pro running for a full day at the default voltage of 1,35V. The reason it's up to 1,44V is because lower than that it would fail Aida, Prime, or both.)
Temps-wise? It's a tight space, loads of equipment, so gets hot pretty quick, on top of which, it tends to be hawt down here. So that under consideration, depending on the weather, core temp idles range from 24 - 32ish. They were at 19 before SA and DRAM voltage bumping. Highest i've seen the RAMs go is 31C and that was during an Aida stress test. The usually sensitive mobo areas sit around 35C. Both RAMs and mobo are passively cooled. I think it's O.K., though i'd have liked it cooler, am worried about the summer.
The above on my lovely GA X99 Designare EX mobo. On the previous shitty Asus one, it couldn't even boot with these values, lol.. it --started-- booting at a VCORE of 1,45. Booting, not stable, it could just boot.
The powah (11!!1!) of Asus folks. Amazing brand. More so considering it cost 200bucks more than my current Gigabyte one
(edit: i call them as i see them. Before the fanboys swarm me, this is the third platform i've had the opportunity to compare Asus to other brands. This is the third time, in a row, the results spoke for themselves. So yes, shitty brand far as i'm concerned. Sorry)