BIOS - settings, versions, hidden features...I need to know!

I am new to 939 and 64bit and MSI.
I am trying to get everything ready before I get my board.
I saw that latest official BIOS is 1.2 but then I saw some 1.51 or 1.52 BIOS...what are those?
Whats the best BIOS for overclocking?
I am also new to new BIOS settings.
There is some videoHAMMER setting I heard of, some ATi/nVidia video speed up feature...
What are they?  Anything in particular that I should change?
I know of AGP/PCI locks, know of RAM timngs, FSB, multi, HTT, and usual stuff.

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