Okay so after 9-10 hours run on prime95 with 3.36GHZ with no errors, i found a guide to overclock to 4.0GHZ using same motherboard as mine as showing steps by steps. I am now running at 4.0GHZ and ran prime95 for about 3 hours with no errors and also the burnin test with no errors like before now. I'd like to think it's stable now but i am pretty sure i am wrong because the temperature will shock you.While running prime95 at both 3.36GHZ and 4.00GHZ. The program CORE TEMP shows the temp going up over 80C straight away and in the end in the 80s and 90s C while having hit 99 also for most of the core but the computer never shut down and i could still use the computer fine. Even last night when i left prime96 running for 9-10 hours the temp was always around the 80s and 90s C.Anyway as happy as i am that it didn't show any errors and the clock seems stable but i am CONFIDENT i am wrong and waiting for you to confirm me because the temp should be way way less than what i am getting right? At idle temp is around 50ish C.

I'm glad it's looking better. No shock on the temperature(s). It's not uncommon for the 920 to run into the mid-high 80's, or even the low 90's, running Prime95 when clocked that high . TJmax for the 920 is 100c and it won't start to throttle back until it reaches that point. No one knows how long the 920 will last running at those temps but I guess we'll find out in the coming months.Doug

Hello,

What program are you using to tell you the CPU temp? I have a Jetline made computer that is "factory" overclocked to 4.01 gHZ and have no idea what temp is . jerrycwo4

Personnaly I use the freeware "Speedfan"http://www.almico.com/speedfan.phpFot the GPU I use "GPU Caps Viewer"http://www.ozone3d.net/gpu_caps_viewer/Regards.Gus.