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Besides with modern Boost Clock algorithms on both GPUs and CPUs manually overclocking is just a waste of time because all you get are marginal gains and the chances of instability increase exponentially with each 100 Mhz increase. Plus the so-called "silicon lottery" pretty much died with UEV lithography because variations between dies are much smaller and are all consistently the same so you no longer see that magic 1 in a 100 or 1000 CPU/GPU anymore