GA-EP45C-DS3 Settings for Overclocking a Q6600 [HELP!]

Hey there, I just got this DRR3/DDR2 Combo board [The Gigabyte EP45C-DS3] Because I wanted to be fairly future proof. Later on I find out that the board is not a great overclocker, but it is after 7 days of purchase so I can't return it, sadly, so I'll have to stick with it.
I have a G0 Stepping 65nm 2.4Ghz Intel Q6600 Quad Core Processor, which, on the contrary as you probably know is well-known to be an awesome overclocker.

And so in this difficult situation my outcry to you guys is for a few things:

Optimal/Recommended Settings [Voltages, Speeds, etc as I'm not too confident with voltage tweaking and the like] for the motherboard.

Also, what processor speed would you recommend I aim for with this board? Anything over 3.0 Ghz would be nice.

I also need new RAM to complement this, now do I go with the

4gb [2x2] DDR3 1333Mhz Kingston ValueRAM base.com: Memory - PC - DeskTop - DDR3 - Branded - Kingston ValueRAM - Memory - 2 GB - DIMM 240-pin - DDR3 - 1333 MHz - CL9 - 1.5 V - unbuffered - non-ECC # KVR1333D3N9/2G,

or the 4gb [2x2] OCZ Gold DDR2 1066Mhz OCZ 4GB (2x2GB) DDR2 1066MHz/PC2-8500 Gold Memory - Ebuyer

Thanks for any possible input of your expertise

PS I have a sufficient cooler, so I should be able to do a high-ish oc.

PPS I haven't installed the motherboard yet as I am waiting on you're verdict on the right RAM

If you can i would go for some

XMS2

or xms3

or G.skill 1600 mhz All of wich are available on new egg.

As for overclocking it really varies per person what overclock you can achieve. Just read the temperature guide then:

1.) Raise the FSB in small increments and reboot after each change.

2.) When windows wont start because of a BSOD then go into the bios and raise the Vcore voltage slightly.

Repeat step one and 2 until you reach a decent overclock

But remember i wouldnt go much above 1.5v on the vcore

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This ram [XMS3 As you reccommended] looks promising, is 1.6v so can my 1.5v ram supported mobo run it, or is this kind of thing strict? what changes would I have to make? [I know I'm repeating myself] It is also CL9, is it worth it paying £10 [$17] to go from cl9 to cl7 [1.8v though] with the ocz platinum?

Well, can you crank your voltage up to 1.6v in the bios?

If I get BSOD, after going up a 30mhz increment, what increment would you recommend i raise the vcore by?

My cpu cooler is an OCZ Vendetta 2, which was top on a comparison chart [forgot which one] for cooling, so I'm hoping it's pretty good.

Raise the vcore by small increments like .015 or .025

I always raise it by like .05 but if you want to get the best results and the exact voltage you need wich will result in lower temps than raise it by small increments like .015v

Yeah, no prob any time.

Yah, I s'pose I was a bit of a noob back then.. But gotta look forward, right.