So I guess I'll have to settle for 4.72GHz max, not too bad but 4.75GHz would've given the CPU enough headroom that it would be able to sustain 4.7GHz all core if it needed to throttle a little.

So... straight up, 102.0000 MHz isn't stable, it just dies sometime after booting up, I checked to see what the issue was and it's the CPU throwing an uncorrectable hardware error (WHEA, MCA).

Trying to push my PC's CPU up to 4.75GHz, testing stability at 4.72GHz turbo. And if you don't know what turbo implies, well it implies that I'm using PBO and something else to get to that clock speed, which is true, I am using PBO +200 MHz turbo clock offset and a 101.75 MHz BCLK overclock and to reach 4.75GHz turbo, I'll have to try a BCLK overclock of 102.16 MHz or something close to it, 102.1506 MHz seems to be enough, resulting in 4750.0029 MHz or just 4750 MHz.