2.15v reported (2.2v used) do ya think thats to much ?

Well i was wondering, how many of you have actually used 2v or beyond on water or air cooling for youre cpu 24/7

Im actually getting tired of seeing 2300mhz on my cpu, while it can boot up 2 2700mhz, and get 2.6ghz stable but with a 2.3vcore

Im trying to see is 2500mhz using 2.2v in the bios but its actually reporting 2.15v (you know how the NF7-S is always undervolted for the cpu and overvolted for the memory)

Anyway would this be to much for a 24/7 use, the max temp would get around 50c and they did while using prime95.

If you're tired of 2.3ghz, why not just up the voltage by .5 and get it to 2.4ghz, then you'll have a month before tiring again.. I woulnd't go past 2V with sub-zero temps, so that is not an option for me, I don't care for it, I'll go as high as I can with under 2V, of course, I am nowhere near that, and completely stable at 2.4ghz (sig)

From what most ppl who want to keep their chips say. It's not a good idea to go in to 2 volt territory unless you can keep it at room temperature or better.

It is absolutely too much voltage unless you have a subzero cooling solution. An increase of 100 or 200 MHz with a 39.4% overvolt from stock is not reccomended and may result in sudden processor death syndrome.