tonchevskiemil :
CircuitDaemon :
These CPU's are very overclockable but generate tons of heat. There's no way to keep them stable without watercooling at a frequency that makes the process worth it.
so your answer is no ?
My extended answer would be:
If you plan to stick to that computer for a while and are willing to spend over $80 on cooling, then go for it, it's as far as AMD can get before Zen comes out. You can always sell everything else and keep the cooler for a new build.
BUT you are not going to get as much performance out of it as you will spend. Maybe a year ago it would have made sense, but if you are not planning to do a new build later this year, I'd stick to that for now.