I would say the most reliable way to check is to instantiate the transceiver blocks with the necessary settings in Quartus and run the Fitter. The pinout file will give you the voltages for each power pin or tell you if there's a conflict. You can also experiment with the I/O Assignment Analysis under the Processing menu though I haven't experimented with that as much. Honestly, if you're setting up the hardware, it's probably not a bad idea to add as much detail in the pin assignments as possible to make sure there are no conflicts before making your board. In my design, I added memory controllers, etc. to make sure everything played nice before I got too far into my schematic.
The pin connections guidelines are also another very good resource:
http://www.altera.com/literature/dp/stratix-v/pcg-01011.pdf