Which way to overclock

hi all
ive recently just upgraded my cpu to a p4 3.0e prescott and my memory to corsair twinx1024-4000pro my question is which is the best way of getting the most from these components
im currently running ratio 1:1 200 fsb. am i best sticking to this and increasing the fsb or should i change the ratio ive noticed that i cant get the memory to run at ultra turbo either no matter what the latencies.
the highest fsb i get at 1:1 is 225 but at slow performance settings.
sandra max 3 reports mem bandwidth at 4170 at 225fsb , but at stock fsb200 i get 4750
how come?
i should just say my rig is watercooled see sig
thanks in advance

i agree with the king
but BE CAREFULL go one step at a time with the voltages.
PC4000 is KNOWN for not going over 220 - 225 on the fsb. look at my ram in my sig. i cant go over around 223 stable.
take the ddr back down to 400 not auto or 500. turn off dynamic overclocking and set the CAS timings to manual.
oh and just so you know. the "performance mode" it does effect the system even if your spd timings are set to manual. i dont know what it does, but it does something. so set it to fast or something.
set your cas timings to 2.5-3-3-8-4 or 2.5-3-3-4-8 or -6-8
the prescotts are not very good overclockers so you may have gotten a bad chip for overclocking.
you want overclocking go get a good northwood. with 30 caps.

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