Hello grizzleytamer68
Amd ram in an intel board? It's not a problem if it's working for you, is this your kit with 10-11-11-30 timings?
if it is that's a good ram kit.
I'm not sure what you're using for stress testing but I will recommend using ROG realbench, you will get the lowest temps using it.
http://rog.asus.com/rog-pro/realbench-v2-leaderboard/I like to use ROG cpu-z for voltage monitoring, you can use that if you don't have a cpu voltage monitoring program.
http://www.softpedia.com/get/System/System-Info/CPU-Z-ROG.shtmlIf you want your cpu to run constantly at your overclock, here's an easy way to do it. In the bios on the extreme tweaker tab set the ai overclock tuner to manual, sync all cores and set the cpu core ratio to 47. Scroll down to cpu core voltage and enter 1.35v in the cpu core voltage override then F10 and enter to save and exit.
Once in windows open up real temp, cpu-z and realbench. On realbench click stress test beside benchmark, turn it white and select how many GB of ram you have, the 15 minute test is fine. I like to use realtemp 3.70 for temp monitoring as it gives the core temps, don't use ai suite for temp monitoring it doesn't give the core temps.
http://www.softpedia.com/get/System/System-Info/Real-Temp.shtmlClick start and monitor the temps preferably with realtemp 3.70, monitor cpu-z to see the voltage is 1.35v. If the temp goes over 90c stop the test immediately, if it's 90c or below you're fine.
If you pass the test go back into the bios and raise the cpu core ratio to 48, F10 and Enter and test again just like you did. If you pass try the core ratio at 49 and test again. if it fails and your temps are good and you want more, raise the cpu core voltage .01v up to 1.40v and see if 49 stabilizes. For every day use 1.40v is a good voltage to stop at.
Then once you get your maximum overclock, play the most demanding game you have for say 15 minutes with real temp open, alt+tab out of the game to see where temps are. if your gaming temps are 75c or below you're fine.
Let me know what you end up with and what your temps are.
Good Luck !