Share your O/C settings on your MSI Z87-GD65 board with I7-4770K CPU.

I'd like to see what voltages people are using to O/C their 4770K CPU's on this board.
What BIOS options are you changing from stock?
I can use 4.5GHz at 1.185 volts with the MSI Intel Extreme Tuning utility for 1/2 hour sessions with no problems but it locks up BSOD on the Prime95 test with 8 threads in seconds.  I've jumped the voltages up to 1.25 for Prime95 testing, but it gives me the WHEA error in Windows and and gracefully reboots.   I can't go higher than 1.25 on voltage because even 1.25 hits 100C on my Corsair H70 watercooler in a few minutes and starts throttling the CPU.  I can use 1.2 volts without throttling, and it doesn't hit 100C, but 1.25 is too much.   The other thing I've tried is running the CPU at 1.1 volts and 4.2GHz.
I'm curious what the rest of your guys have experienced?

This is the wrong forum section for asking OC'ing questions and inquiries. There are a number of threads already on Z87 OC'ing here to review;
https://forum-en.msi.com/index.php?board=27.0

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