Dangerous Voltages?

So I have been overclocking for a few years now and I have never had anything blow up on me but I am concerned about my latest attempts to overclock my Core I7 920 D0. I finally got some adequate cooling for the beast but these voltages just don't feel right. It has been Prime95 stable for 24hrs. I just want to check with the community to get some more opinions.

Here is a screenshot of what I have going on.



Running an evga x58 sli mainboard
Core i7 920 D0 (Corsair H70 cooler)
24Gb patriot sector 7 ddr3 1800
2xgtx560 ti
6 hdds
1 ssd
all in a loaded corsair obsidian 800D

So just some ideas or opinions would be nice!

generally, if your voltage is below 1.4v, you are fine. If you really want to play it safe, stay below 1.35v

At the time i snapped the shot, I was compiling in Visual Express. CPU was running at roughly 30% usage. So I would say somewhere between. The temps under prime95 after 24 hours were roughly as follows:

Cores: 0-3 (@100%) 70's and low 80's
CPU: (@100%) 40's
Nb: 88c
Voltage Reg: 108c (I have checked and consensus seems to be under 115 is okay as the shutdown threshold is 125c)

So the temps aren't as much a worry to me as the voltages. I have plans for a system water loop as far as fixing temps.