g the voltage supplied to it). Of course, the OCability of a CPU relies heavily on the quality of its core, or the "brain" of the CPU.
             Make sure that you have proper cooling. IMPORTANT! When overclocking system components, extra heat is produced which can easily destroy your hardware. But as long as you have the proper cooling for your amount of OCing, the threat of burning out your components disappears.
             Of course a good quality heatsink (hs) and fan on the CPU are important. And it's just as important to make sure the contact between the hs and the processor is as good as possible. To do this, you need to have a good type of thermal grease which will help transfer heat between the CPU and the hs. It's also recommended that you get the surface of the hs as smooth as possible by sanding it (aka �?lapping�?) s
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