Safe overclock for my system

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The safe option is not to change it from stock. Overclocking is usually done in steps but increasing small amounts and testing your stability and temperature until you find a nice balance between heat and power for your chip. It's not something you just turn on. Just take small moves each time and see how it goes.

 
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It's possible, but no one can answer that for your chip since they are all different. Sometimes you get a good one, sometimes it will barely move off of stock before crashing or overheating. As long as you move in small steps though it's very unlikely you'd harm anything.
 
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4Ryan6

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Your listed memory is Not Good!

Memory
Kingston 4GB (2 x 2GB) DDR3-1333 Memory

G.Skill Value 8GB (1 x 8GB) DDR3-1600 Memory
Click to expand...

A dual kit and a single module?

On a dual channel motherboard?

You need to rethink that!

More like 8g 2 x 4g 1333mhz at cas7 1.50v

http://pcpartpicker.com/part/gskill-memory-f310666cl7d8gbrh

You're asking about overclocking reachable, but if you don't properly match up the parts you intend overclocking you can forget it!
 
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not overclocking ram? i had some ram lying around and it works so i threw it in.

asking about my cpu and what i can do with my psu
 
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