Indeed. What's the point if clocking the chip so high if any use of that power will cause it to kill half your computer.
Next people will say "it posts, so it's stable".
Define "high" voltage, one would expect that the chips are fine running up to the max voltage as stated by AMD. Afterall, the Intel 45nm chips have been fine as long as they were not pushed beyond 1.4/1.45v (which was the max voltage as per Intel specs I believe).
My personal view is that Intel BurnTest should be used, it "kills" things far quicker than Prime can.
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