It means the board officially supports up to DDR3-1333, but includes settings so you can overclock the board to run RAM at DDR3-1600 speed. Often this is because there is no official standard yet for the OC speed. For example, before Intel came out with 1333MHz FSB speed CPUs, some MBs supported 1333MHz FSB speed as an (OC) setting.
Personally, if you're worried about hard-earned pennies, I would stick with a DDR2 board.
------------------------------e2160@3GHz: OCing my way to Ubuntuland!
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