400mhz can burn my mobo?

[kahverengim]

Hi,
My computer is very happy with 9 multiplier and 400mhz CPU FSB and 1,25 vcore. (3600mhz cpu clock)
With 333mhz fsb and multiplier between 10.5-11 and vcore 1,25 I can't get the system stable.
But I read somewhere that 400mhz can burn my mobo in the long run.
My readings after Prime95 20min run are:

Is my mobo really in danger or thats ok tu run 400mhz?
Can anyone help?

 

[Mugz]

The extreme editions of the dual and quad core Core 2 family were set at the factory at 400MHz, so if the board supports it, it can run at that speed.

Over time, of course, it will wear out and die, but it will take a while - and if you upgrade the northbridge and southbridge coolers it will last longer.

 

[kahverengim]

The extreme editions of the dual and quad core Core 2 family were set at the factory at 400MHz, so if the board supports it, it can run at that speed.

Over time, of course, it will wear out and die, but it will take a while - and if you upgrade the northbridge and southbridge coolers it will last longer.

Everest monitors mobo temp 39C.
Is this the indicator that my mobo will die or it's just some temp?
And you mean by "it will take a while" a few years or a few months?

 

[Mugz]

That is a stable and cool temp, I think it is taken from an ambient sensor.

In this case, I would say a few years.

 

[kahverengim]

I think I'll use my comp only few more years, so it's ok for me

 

[Mugz]

Cool. Have a good one!