Yes it took that much Vcore to hit 3.7 stable, I've got a bad chip so far as power consumption goes.
My memory is at 1.5V, turbo V is wrong, I wouldn't trust the values it gives for anything that isn't the CPU. I don't particularly like using it tbh, prefer BIOS OC because you can see everything better, the only reason it is up is because I was doing a quick memtest run
I know you don't just up voltages for no reason, I'm not stupid. I wouldn't trust what turbo V says for power.
As for the memory slocks, it is a recuring problem with several boards and 1600MHz memory, it underclocks them to 1333 and knocks the clocks down, I've set the speed to what it should be (1600MHz) but not touched timings yet
=EDIT=
I am running a Xigmatec S1283 @ 23 idle, sub 40 when stress testing.
And to give you an idea of how poor my chip is for power consumption, at the settings it was at when I screen shotted, it just BSODed prime 95
OK well I was just going off what the screenshot said so I didn't know.
I've owned that same board, you have to set the Vcore .05v more that whats really needed to be stable because there's so much Vdroop. The problem is it only uses a 4 pin CPU power connector. If it was an 8 pin it would be an awesome board, but I ditched it.