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max out sliders on Afterburner for Sapphire 5870 OC

I have a Sapphire Vapor-X 5870 OC 1GB 
Stock Core: 875mhz
Stock Memory: 1250mhz
Idle temps 36'C 
Load temps: 68'C

Can i simply max out the sliders so its
Core: +25mhz  = 900mhz
Memory: + 50mhz = 1300Mhz

Its only a 25 and 50 mhz increase on both, so it feels safe....
I know the alternative is to properly overclock with voltages but ive never done that before and dont really feel comfortable doing that now
But even more importantly i dont want to brick my card
Im okay with leaving the card how it is
But i'm curious to know if this is a good idea or bad

Phenom II X6 1090T @3.6ghz , EVGA GTX 770 SC, 8GB Hyper-X ram, Adata SX900, WD Black, Corsair HX850, LG IPS234, Logitech G9x, Logitech X-230, Netgear R7000

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yup it should be fine 

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Shouldn't be a problem if it's that much of an increase.

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so i maxed out settings
i cant tell if battlefield is crashing because of the overclock or because its battlefield....

will test with more games....

Phenom II X6 1090T @3.6ghz , EVGA GTX 770 SC, 8GB Hyper-X ram, Adata SX900, WD Black, Corsair HX850, LG IPS234, Logitech G9x, Logitech X-230, Netgear R7000

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