i7 920 @3.8ghz....can my system handle it?

[lilpianoman]

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[SABRE70]

I dont see why not. For what i see almost i7s 920 go even higher. Watch the temps

 

[SirConfused]

Someone mentioned somewhere that the MSI boards aren't great for OC'ing and you might reduce the life expectancy substantially if you take it any further. It was on a thread about choosing which X58 mobo to go with if you're interested in looking it up.