Finally, an UPDATE!
Well lots of things have happened in the past day concerning this setup and overclocking. I've given up on getting 263FSB 1:1 stable and moved onto say 255FSB 1:1 so I can run 312x9/166 (RAM would be at 255 in the end). Well, when I went to go try this, no matter how many times I put it in, I tried all 10 BIOSs, different voltages, everything, anything over 300HTT would just give a nice long BEEP. I eventually switched to a BIOS some people recommenced on the old DFI Street for over 300HTT, which is the 7/11/2006 BIOS. I tried that and still, no post. There is this setting called "Odd Divisor Correct" which rounds up the multiplier to 12 if your using an odd numbered multi (I was using 9). Now, with this being done, some way some how it allowed me to run 312x9/166, post and boot just fine. My RAM however was at 242 (because of the divide by 12 for multiplier) instead of 255 because of that setting. Low and behold, I slow learn this board is picky like a mother effer. I turned off that setting to bring my RAM up and here is what I had to do.
1. Set general RAM settings instead of Auto
2. 3x LDT
3. NB/SB voltage had to be +0.2v or else it wouldn't post.
4. Disable CLK Spread or however its spelled.
By doing this, I have been able to post, boot and run just fine. I'm currently running Prime95 on 312x9/166, 1.50vcore and the above settings. It's almost a hour and a half in and looking great so far! Here are some bench results of the max of my setup so far...
312x9/166 255fsb
=====================
SPI 1M: 29.869s
Bandwidth: 7,224mb/s
323x9/166 263fsb
=====================
SPI 1M: 28.921s
Bandwidth: 7,378mb/s
312x9/166 224fsb
=====================
SPI 1M: 30.343s
Bandwidth: 6,756mb/s
323x9/166 242fsb
=====================
SPI 1M: 29.359s
Bandwidth: 7,031mb/s
An almost 27s 1M PI! Pretty impressive once you work the kinks outta this board.
