The most likely cause of not seeing 1066 speed when you POST or 533/1066 in programs in Windows is because your RAM voltage is set to Auto in the BIOS.
Set all the timings back to Auto for now - they don't affect the basic memory type. The specs I've seen on your RAM:
# CL-value: 6-6-6-18-2T
# Working voltage: 1.8V ~ 2.0V
The 2.0V is necessary to achieve 1066 mode. With that set properly in the BIOS, the computer should then show 1066 when it boots and 533x2 or 1066 in programs.
Go into the BIOS, set timing back to Auto and turn Voltage to Manual. Only change the RAM voltage. If the default is 1.8, then add +0.2 to it.
Then, you can look into changing the timing factors. The other number you're looking for is likely 24 btw... the tRC
6-6-6-18-24-2T -- generally the tRP and tRAS added together.
CL - tRCD - tRP - tRAS - tRC - CR
BTW, I almost bought your board, decided on the US2H instead. How is it working out? And what processor did you get? I'm guessing you're in Oz or UK - that brand of RAM doesn't seem popular in the US.