Didn't need quite that much detail, but better too much than too little.
For the ram first. Module 1 is apparently not being recognized and may as well be pulled out. Using the Samsung and Corsair in two slots will give a dual memory configuration which will probably work better anyway. They will only work as well as the one with the worst timing spec, though. Try changing the command rate from 2T to 1T and see if if works. This will speed up the ram considerably. Not much esle you can do with the ram since its of different types.
It looks like you have an overclock running on the cpu at present, as the stock speed is 2200 mhz and you're showing 2456 mhz. That's about a 13% increase. Try raising the bus speed in increments of 2 (224, 226, 228, 230) until you get to 230. A 230 bus will give a 15% and give you a cpu speed of 2530 mhz. Monitor the temps to make sure the cpu core doesn't get too hot. Speedfan is good for doing this. Also try running Prime95 to check for stability and try running 3DMark06 to get performance benches and write down the numbers so you have comparisons to look at. If both Prime95 and 3DMark run all write, try running both at the same time while using speedfan and look at the temp produced.
If the temp doesn't go over 50c, you can try further bus increases of about 2 points at a time (i.e. 232, 2345, 236, etc). Run Prime95, 3Dmark06 and check temps as before. I look for a loaded temp of about 50c, so that I have room for it running a bit hotter when playing a game. If at any time Prime95 fails, then you've pushed to far and need to back off a couple points on the bus speed. I wouldn't look for anything higher than about 2600 mhz total speed, at least not on air, and you might not get that far.
This should give you a good start. For better performance yet, you'll first have to change your ram, preferably looking for 2 gig of matching ram with the lowest timings you can afford. After that, the next step would be to buy a dual core cpu and a good aftermarket cpu heatsink. It looks like you've got a good start on things at the moment. Happy computing.