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Avoid overclocking on that motherboard. The power phases are poor (3+1) and the VRMs aren't heatsinked. Regardles of how cool your CPU is these other parts aren't good enough for overclocking.
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Don't bother. The stock cooler probably won't be sufficient, and automatic overclocking will incorrectly set voltages and frequencies and can quite often result in an overheating CPU.

I recommend you learn about overclocking via BIOS rather than an automated program - you will be more knowledgeable and therefore be able to troubleshoot any potential problems, as well as getting a more stable overclock in the end.

Which motherboard do you have? It may not be suited to overclocking anyway.
 
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Avoid overclocking on that motherboard. The power phases are poor (3+1) and the VRMs aren't heatsinked. Regardles of how cool your CPU is these other parts aren't good enough for overclocking.
 
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