Just wondering guys im using everest Ultimate for my temps they seem spot on with the bios readings, away ways on with my question...

So it shows each core temp such as core 0 and core 1, as well as CPU temp. My question is what should i look at as far as temps on the CPU? i assume the CPU temp but the core temp and CPU temp there is about a 9deg c diff between the two of them. And what temp is MCP?

Temps (E6600 @ 3.28)

MCP: 52

Core 1: 48

Core 2: 50

CPU: 60

Mobo: 41

MCP are the power mosfets...they can handle 60-70C. What type of a cpu?

E6600, I have gotten the temps about 1-2C cooler on each temp with voltage drops. 

 What voltage are you pushing and what is the "vid" of your e6600?

Currently i run a CPU of 1.381 and  a FSB of 1.4

vid? 

The "vid" is the voltage required to reach rated speed, ex. Q6600 @2.4Ghz.

O, CPU V core: 1.381

 Run "Core Temp"and see what your processor "vid" is, not your "vcore". Sorry, my fault for not saying "rated speed" that the manufacturer rated it at.

http://www.alcpu.com/CoreTemp/ 

it wont run, the progeam crashes  

 Are you running vista64?

 yep i am

 O-K, that explains the crash. Read this...

http://www.alcpu.com/forums/viewtopic.php?t=211

 works fine with that fix, VID is 1.3250

 Which is a standard chip vid, the lower the vid the less volts it takes to achieve its rated speed. I have found that low vid chips tend to overclock better with less volts as you can see in my sig. If you want to push your overclock you will need to raise your vcore and possibly replace your cpu cooler. The Thermalright Ultra 120 Extreme is an excellent cooler teamed up with MX-2 TIM . Are you supplying any fans to help cool your motherboard and memory?

http://www.thermalright.com/new_a_page/product_page/cpu/u120ex/product_cpu_cooler_u120ex.htm?art=MTQyMywxLCxoZW50aHVzaWFzdA==

3.3 is were i like to keep it i have had ir tun highter like 3.45ish but it get hot where i live in the smuuer so i wanted a OC that works well all times of the year. the NB has a cooler also i have 2 120mm, 190mm, and one slot cooler on the case which helps keep the air flowing through the case 

 Sounds like a sweet rig, summertime is tough here too. It is better to have a comfortable OC and maintain the life of the hardware. I have an e6600 that runs WCG (BOINC) 24x7 @3.52Ghz but it is watercooled. It just does not like going any higher and it also has a vid of 1.325.

it runs everything very well, except for crysys..lol... I'll probally do a new system buld in about a year to a year and a half. by then it should need the pick me up. 

SiGfever:

 Sounds like a sweet rig, summertime is tough here too. It is better to have a comfortable OC and maintain the life of the hardware. I have an e6600 that runs WCG (BOINC) 24x7 @3.52Ghz but it is watercooled. It just does not like going any higher and it also has a vid of 1.325.

Have you disabled all the necessary settings in your bios to get you OC as far as possible? Also, a chipset OC also helps if you have everything right but can't go any farther. Just don't bump it up too much. A small increase and then check to see if it's stable with a higher fsb oc. But even at 3.52....fantastic OC. 

 This server is a dedicated cruncher so it runs 24x7 @3.52Ghz. It is on a P35-DS3R and runs so well at this speed that I don't get "invalid" results from WCG in their quorum. So I have not tried to push it any further for 24x7 operation. Previously it was on a BadAxe2 that I was very disappointed with and sold off.

Plus it is just a AquaXtreme MP-05SP LE waterblock on a D5 vario with a MCR320 rad. This block was great for single core chips but doesn't perform as well with dual core. Still it runs at 39-40c with both loaded 100%.

You should probably switch down to XP from vista64