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Bump up your ram as much as it will let you. (Raise it 5 MHz at a time, then do a benchmark or 2)
Then, Bump up your multiplier, .5 at a time. Test each time.
Once you cannot successfully complete a test, and your temps are still manageable (under 50C full load), bump up your Vcore by .5 V or so. Continue OCing.
For maximum overclocking, you need good cooling as well. The stock HSF won't cut it. So, invest in some good cooling, such as a Zalman or Thermalright.
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For maximum overclocking, you need good cooling as well. The stock HSF won't cut it. So, invest in some good cooling, such as a Zalman or Thermalright.
Right now, I'm using a Zalman 9500CNPS. *Awesome* HSF. But, I am also looking into the Thermalright Xp90C, Xp90, & Xp120.