P7N platinum sli and qx9650 overclock issues

Hey all,
Just wondering if someone could help me with overclocking my qx9650 on my P7N platinum sli.
I have tried throwing all kinds of voltages at the cpu, fsb, and nb and I still can't run stable for over a few seconds. I thought it might be due to a fsb hole and have tried a range from 1550-1650. My goal is to get it at 400mhz(1600 in bios) and get a 5:4 ratio with my ram at 1000. I tried updating to the p06 performance bios from ami 1.3 and still can't get it stable. I don't want to end up frying my board. I got it to run stable at 350 for an hour in prime 95 but would really like to achieve 1600. at 350x8.5 for 1500 my temps did not get above 54c under full load
I am not looking for a huge oc, just get to 9x400 for a 3.6 ghz clock speed for 24/7 use. I ran prime 95 for 5 hours with everything at stock so I know it is not a bad cpu, ram, mobo. I also ran memtest86+ at stock and every test passed. I have d.o.t disabled, eist disabled, and spread spectrum disabled.
Memory timings right now are 5-5-5-18-2T at 2.1v and memtest+ passed with those settings at speed 800mhz.
any suggestions would be great

just wanted to let everyone know that i got it stable at 3.75ghz for 26 hours in prime 95. Don't know why but it still won't boot from 1550-1650 (must be a FSB hole or something) so i just put it at 1500(375) with a 10 multiplier and ram at 1000 for a 3:4 fsb:ram ratio.

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Quote from: saiyanzzrage on 27-July-07, 19:50:08
I should be able to get 3.2 at les than 1.4 vcore
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Quote from: saiyanzzrage on 27-July-07, 19:50:08
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Quote from: saiyanzzrage on 27-July-07, 19:50:08
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Quote from: Supershanks on 03-June-05, 20:24:49
Hi llamalein,
Welcome to the forum.
thx
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1) Your monitor issue is not uncommon see Syar's post hereWon't boot, please help.
thanks, i'll try it as soon as i'm at home though i'm quite sure it wont work
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Quote from: cronnin on 10-June-11, 10:37:18
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