OCing 720BE on stock cooling.

Hello. I have an AMD Phenom II x3 720BE with some AS5 on a Gigabyte GA-MA790X-UD4P at the stock 2.8ghz. From my observations, it runs idle around 32 degrees and just under 50 degrees at full load. I'm wondering if this leaves me any wiggle room for some light overclocking on the stock HSF. And if so, in what order does one go about OCing - do you raise multipliers before clock, or clock before multipliers?

well you should be able to get upto 3.2ghz from what I've read.

amd cpu's don't fare very well when you up the HT base so you want to up the multiplier.

I run 3.32 with 4 cores. I'm using a pretty much generic HSF tower `cause it was on the old system and 4 heatpipes are better than none. With 3 cores I'm stable at 3.6 and temps are 28c to 48c OCCT/Prime either way. I got everything the way I liked it with the multi then tried to squeeze a tad more from the bus. Bus treaks are also limited because I have two different matched sets of RAM.

Ambient is 20c and I've got a 690 with 4-140mm and 3-120mm fans besides the 92mm on the HSF.