I meant on the CPU.
I would change your memory multiplier to keep them running @ close to stock speeds in order to find maximum CPU oc. Don't want RAM instability when ocing CPU.
stock cooling?
I ran mine for 2 hrs at 3.7 then while playing tf2 it flat out crashed.
i7 920 D0- 4.3 Ghz Stable (prime95 and LinX for 24+Hrs) Max temps hit ~70
Bclk=205
Multi=21
Vcore=1.368V
6GB memory 1638 Mhz with 6-7-6 timings
^^those are my 24/7 settings^^
On suicide runs I have reached 4.5 semi-stable (prime95 for 6 hours) and I can get her to boot at 4.6 but that is about this chips limit unless I get crazy with my voltages.

I did some cable management in my case and my case temps dropped from 27-28C down to 23-24C. Pretty big drop. I might try to move some more fans around later and see if I can get it lower. As for my overclocking. AMD phenom 8650 tri core stock 2.3GHz max OC 2.8GHz. Because of my motherboard I cant change the cpu to ram overclocking multiplier so when I overclock my cpu it also OCs my ram. This makes my ram heat up and become unstable past 2.8Ghz cpu speed. I think this cpu could OC alot more but the motherboard restricts it.