Would you consider this "good"?

[98Luyoh]

Hi. I am really sorry about this stupid topic, but I am super OCD and stuff about my PC and I would really appreciate some feedback. 

 

I have a 2GB Gainward GTX 770 Phantom which I was able to overclock with EVGA precision to a core clock of 1293MHz and a memory clock of 3947MHz (adding +50 to the core and +440 on the memory, while boosting the voltage by +12). Would you consider that a good overclock or should I try to push it more? It is stable in modded Skyrim, Titanfall and DayZ Standalone. 

Also, I have an i5 2500k overclocked to 4.5GHz with 1.4v. Would you consider that good? I know the voltage is a bit high. 

 

And lastly I have 8GB of 1333MHz Kingston RAM. Is that still enough? Would I notice any difference if I was to upgrade?

 

Again sorry for this stupid question but if you can take the time to give me some feedback I would greatly appreciate it.

Thank you. 

[Paralectic]

That's a decent overclock ( if it's stable and cool ) and your CPU and RAM are just fine. Nice job :-D

[98Luyoh]

That's a decent overclock ( if it's stable and cool ) and your CPU and RAM are just fine. Nice job :-D

Thank you. 

[exotioner]

I believe 1600Mhz ram is considered the ''sweet spot'' for gaming.

I would probably turn down your cpu in voltage, and go with a lower frequency, even if you lose a bit performance, but since I don't know what the 2nd gen i5's can handle, I don't know. Just doesn't seem right to me that it'll last for long.

I THINK your Gpu is pretty solid. I didn't finish Overclocking my 780 yet, but I'm at about 1130Mhz Core clock and 3500Mhz memory clock.
How you get this out of a 770, to me, is a mystery, however.

[98Luyoh]

I believe 1600Mhz ram is considered the ''sweet spot'' for gaming.

I would probably turn down your cpu in voltage, and go with a lower frequency, even if you lose a bit performance, but since I don't know what the 2nd gen i5's can handle, I don't know. Just doesn't seem right to me that it'll last for long.

I THINK your Gpu is pretty solid. I didn't finish Overclocking my 780 yet, but I'm at about 1130Mhz Core clock and 3500Mhz memory clock.

How you get this out of a 770, to me, is a mystery, however.

 

The thing about my CPU voltage is, I have a pretty shit motherboard and I can only set a voltage offset so it's pretty difficult to get the voltage right. 

[98Luyoh]

I believe 1600Mhz ram is considered the ''sweet spot'' for gaming.

I would probably turn down your cpu in voltage, and go with a lower frequency, even if you lose a bit performance, but since I don't know what the 2nd gen i5's can handle, I don't know. Just doesn't seem right to me that it'll last for long.

I THINK your Gpu is pretty solid. I didn't finish Overclocking my 780 yet, but I'm at about 1130Mhz Core clock and 3500Mhz memory clock.

How you get this out of a 770, to me, is a mystery, however.

 

Oh and I believe the reason my 770 seems "faster" is because the 780 is more powerful while running on a lower frequency. Sorry I can't explain it better I am not an expert. 

[TheDigitalRealm]

It's fine. The only thing I'd change (being picky) is get some 1600MHz RAM. 1333MHz is becoming redundant nowadays. 

[98Luyoh]

It's fine. The only thing I'd change (being picky) is get some 1600MHz RAM. 1333MHz is becoming redundant nowadays. 

 

Yeah I thought so. Thanks for your input!

[s3ns3]

It's fine. The only thing I'd change (being picky) is get some 1600MHz RAM. 1333MHz is becoming redundant nowadays. 

no need for that,he wont notice an improvement,if it were one ofc

[TheDigitalRealm]

no need for that,he wont notice an improvement,if it were one ofc

That's why I said "Being Picky" because that's the only thing I'd change. I know there's no noticeable performance gain.