OK i have overclocked MY CPU and GPU

[Maxiemax]

ok when i got my computer componits i overclocked it right away this is what i got i am going to show you temps in picture i made are these alright temps

Here is my rig http://linustechtips.com/main/topic/12157-my-first-attempt-to-build-a-pc/ if you would like to take a look what stuff i got 

My only question should i go higher or stay right their with my overclock and are the temps alright or high this is on IDLE not on load
 

[tp95112]

Graphics cards seems warm but everything else is good..

[Maxiemax]

Graphics cards seems warm but everything else is good..

should i post a Load picture see if it is heating too much

[tp95112]

should i post a Load picture see if it is heating too much

Yes

[Maxiemax]

Yes

What program should i use i have FurMark for the GPU What about the CPU

[tp95112]

Try furmark i usually use that

[Maxiemax]

Try furmark i usually use that

Ok here is FurMark for the GPU stress test what should i use for CPU test 

[tp95112]

Temps seem good 

[Maxiemax]

Temps seem good 

 

 

i noticed core #0 went to a bit higher than the other cores

[tp95112]

Its probably using the single for to manage the graphics card nothing to worry about

[LogicalDrm]

30% OC is the safe option. Since your temps are now ok, you can try how much you can OC and then think what clocks are best for your use. With GPU you can use profiles for oc and have higher oc on only when you need extra power.

[Maxiemax]

30% OC is the safe option. Since your temps are now ok, you can try how much you can OC and then think what clocks are best for your use. With GPU you can use profiles for oc and have higher oc on only when you need extra power.

my motherboard wont let me go over 4.5 for some reason tryed everything don't know if their is a switch or option in my bios if someone has some advise to getting close to 4.5 - 4.7 it would be greatfull

[bradscoolio]

Make sure you stress test your cpu for 24 hours strait and get no errors with prime95 on small FFT while also make sure the cpu doesn't exceed 90 degrees, just as a long term safety measure ;)