Overclocking a celeron 466. Am I doing this right?

[ebola]

I'm new to the overclocking game since I just got my first overclockable chip which is a celeron 466. I have it oced to 584. Any help here is welcome. I would like to know what my system and cpu temps should be and if there is anything else I can do to improve stability. The cpu temps so far fall between 29-34 degrees C according to my bios. it seems to run cooler with the case cover off.

here are my specs

I'm air cooling with an Alpha PAL6035 Heatsink w/ Sanyo Denki 60mm Fan
(http://pchertz.com/alpha6035.html)

abit bx 6 rev 2 motherboard
768 megs of pc133 ecc ram in 4 slots
diamond viper 550 with my old intel cpu fan attached for cooling
two 5400 rpm hds
diamond sound card
3com ethernet card
56k winmodem
floppy and a 40x cd drive

I have most of the shadowing turned off in the bios except video. i have the cpu voltage set to 2.05 since it seems more stable than 2.0. I'm using the 7 multiplier and the bus speed is set to 83. agpclk/cpuclk is set to 2/3. ecc memory is also enabled. the system seems stable right now.

Thanks for your help

I just checked the bios. The cpu runs at 29C with the case cover off and 34C with the cover on.

[DaveB]

Your temps are good for a PPGA Celeron. You probably just need another fan or two extracting hot air out of the back of the case. It usually doesn't help to blow in more air since there's usually enough holes in the front and sides of the case.