I'm not very familiar with those sticks so you might need to search the net a bit. The best way is just to use Memtest86+ and slowly increase your fsb (making sure that your multiplier is taken down a few notches to eliminate the cpu as the bottleneck) until you start to get errors in test #5 (you can select which test you want to use in the menu, I believe it's 1,3,5,0,Enter but it could be different depending on the version you use). After you get errors you can try increasing the vDimm, within the specified range set by Patriot, and see if that helps. After that you can try loosening the timings a bit and try again. I usually let it pass 10-15 times through test #5 before I call it good and try the next step up (i usually go in 5mhz steps). That's very basically how you find the max your ram will do. When I reach that point I usually let it run through the all the tests for a good 4-5 hours if i'm looking for 24/7 stability.
Zebo has a very good overclocking guide that has more detail than I just went into. It's stickied at the top of this forum.
It's a lot of work but it really is fun and teaches you a lot.
I'll get my detailed dram timings for you when I get home. They probably won't be a perfect fit since the ram modules are more than likely different , but its a place to start.
