Also , If the Bios allows you to change the HT(Lower) use it just as you would to lower the NB when going higher in FSB...I dont own your particular Mobo but most 780/790 bioses are real simalar in functions and are getting better with time.
As long as the HT is between 1800mhz- 2100mhz you should have good stability with almost any AM2+ Mobo...Memory running @1066mhz /divider will most likely need more NBvolts(chipset) to keep the IMC happy with stock Vdimm as Higher CPU/multi is . Ive ran my Dominators @ 1150mhz+ with the default Vdim and 9600BE up to 2600mhz stable..I have a very low clocking 9600BE(dosnt like Volts ,maybe ColdBugged 1.18volts) It will be replaced with 9850/9950 real soon...The best my B2 has is 2600mhzCPU/2400mhzNB
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Ive noticed the HT likes to be (lower than the NB or Equal)up to 1800-2000mhz. The NB can alot higher than 2000mhz easily but the HT likes to be set around 2000mhz or lower to keep things stable (No matter how HIGH/LOW the FSB/MHZ..)My TA770 does FSB280mhz max with Phenom@2660mhz.(280x9.5) while using 7xHT = 1960mhz/HT
Hope my 2cents helps and nice work guys,,gOtVolTage

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