2600k voltage good?

[amuffin]

I've got my 2600k running @4.8ghz with 1.385 volts, anyone think this is too high or is good?

 

[GozerHozer]

Yep, I have same CPU at 4.8, its a rock and H2o cooled 28c idle and 34 under 100% load.
I had my CPU at 5.2GHz and it ran great, could game and everything, but 3Dmark would crash to desktop.. and with a i7 2600K 4.8GHz is very fast.
Thats 1Ghz faster than stock

 

[GozerHozer]

Sorry I have mine at 4.8Ghz at 1.385 Volts

 

[HostileDonut]

Yep, I have same CPU at 4.8, its a rock and H2o cooled 28c idle and 34 under 100% load.
I had my CPU at 5.2GHz and it ran great, could game and everything, but 3Dmark would crash to desktop.. and with a i7 2600K 4.8GHz is very fast.
Thats 1Ghz faster than stock

That's more than 1Ghz faster! It is 1.4Ghz!

 

[HostileDonut]

I've got my 2600k running @4.8ghz with 1.385 volts, anyone think this is too high or is good?

Well, i like to keep my sandy bridge under 1.36v for safety. I have heard that 1.38v is just about were you should end it, but if you aren't running that voltage through it all the time and you have really good cooling, I would say it is "safe". With overclocking, there is always that risk of breaking something when raising voltages.

 

[HostileDonut]

I looked at your configuration, I would take the H80 and put it on the i7 and the 212 on the 2500k.

 

[amuffin]

I am saving up for a custom wc setup

 

[HostileDonut]

I am saving up for a custom wc setup

Wow! That sounds really nice!

You should try to get 5Ghz out of it! Not to keep it at 5Ghz, but just to see if you can get it stable.