Should i overclock my gtx 560m in my gt683r laptop?

in game the temp of my gpu is about 44 degrees. I use evga precision. I know overclocking a laptop is stupid due to lack of ventilation and heat but i have a kick ass cooling pad. what is a good benchmark for this card that wont shoot up the temp in my unit and i can still notice a differnce in game proformance. its not that im lacking proformance, but im the type to unlock everything my pc can do.
any ideas guys?
EDIT by Bernhard:
SPECS:
CPU: intel core i7-2630qm
VGA: nvidia gtx 560m
RAM: 12gb
HDD: 1 TB (7200 rpm)
LED PANEL: 15.6 FHD, 1920x1080

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