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I was wondering if I could get 4ghz out of this processor? It is stable at these speeds but i just want to try to get there. I have the voltage set to 1.285 right now and I havent played with the memory timings yet (worried about instability). If anyone has some suggestions I would love to hear them....and by the way, I am only running the stock cooler right now. Temps are steady at 34c at idle and around 50c at load. I made it this far on stock, id like to try to get to 4ghz on stock too....

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