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Thats pretty good, when your overclocking I would try to keep the voltage close to stock and I don't like to let temps get above 60c. TCase starts at 63c. I don't see any mention of the TJmax on intels website so just keep it below 60c.
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I doubt you'd get enough performance out of such an old chip to even justify spending the time on it. Stock coolers aren't made for overclocking and if its a prebuilt PC you can forget it. They locked down and aren't meant to take the heat or be put under that kind of stress.
 
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What motherboard do you have? You could always invest in a TX3/212+ for 20-30 bucks depending on case and budget. Is your motherboard capable of overclocking is the better question. Also are you using prime95 to get load temps?
 
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Thats pretty good, when your overclocking I would try to keep the voltage close to stock and I don't like to let temps get above 60c. TCase starts at 63c. I don't see any mention of the TJmax on intels website so just keep it below 60c.
 
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