Id say just about every 1100T will be able to clock up to 3.5ghz on stock voltage, 3.7ghz with minimal voltage increase....and from there, unfortunately, voltage increases don't scale very well.
For example with MY 1100T, I need the following values to run 100% Prime stable: (3.8ghz @ 1.400v....3.9ghz @ 1.4500v, 4.0ghz @ 1.500v).
3.8ghz seems to be the cutoff point for me. After that, I require a voltage increase of .050v for every 100mhz as you can see above. To remedy this I've been running mostly as a 5-core. This allows me to clock higher on lower voltages, and thusly reduces heat output a lot.
Anyone getting an H100 cooler should have no problem hitting 4.0ghz even if you have to go to 1.500v (not that I would recommend running 1.500v+ for a 24/7 OC -- though if your temps never exceed 60c I suppose you would be fine.)
The "official" safe temperature is 62c (CORE TEMPERATURE - NOT SOCKET) -- no need to play with fire though (pun intended). I'd keep it below 60c just to be safe in the long the run.