So under further testing, I am starting to get Concerned.
At 390*8 =3120Mhz V.Core at 1.35 in Bios
MEM 1:1 2.0 Volts 5,6,6,18
I get to the Desktop, But I start Orthos and I get an Error as soon as the test is fully Running!
So I think I would have to up the V.Core, Which I haven't gone past 1.35 Volts before.
So What I did do was lower the Speed to
380*8=3040 Mhz, V.Core 1.35 Bios/ Cpu-Z reports 1.288 (Idle) and 1.256 (Orthos Running)
Ram at 1.9 Volts 5,6,6,18 1:1 2T
I Ran Orthos for 1 Hour and 20 Mins,
Temps as you can see are in the 50's under Orthos's Load. I ran 3DMark06 and hit a new Record for me of 11230 points Avg of three runs at Default Settings

I really am nervous to put the V.Core past 1.35 Volts. Do you guys think My temps are safe enough to continue to up the V.Core? And I also have to Bump the Ram Volts to 2.0 just to get to the Desktop at 390*8. The Ram that I have, Is it going to be o.k. to run it at 2.0 or 2.1 Volts for any period of time? I really only want to Run my Chip at these speeds when Playing Crysis or any other Really intensive Game. I will back the speed down to around 2.7-2.8 Ghz for everyday use. I think I could tighten the timings up at 2.8Ghz, But they won't be able to be at 4,4,4,12 at anything higher will they?
This is new Territory for me, So I just need some reassurance that What I am doing is safe. I would love to Run my Rig at 3.2Ghz at 4,4,4,12. I would call it a day if I could achieve that. But it seems, To get my Chip to Run Stable at 390*8 I will really have to jack the V.Core up as well as the Ram volts. Is the Extra volts and heat going to be worth the Risk for a few more Hundred points in 3DMark06. How much more Gaming performance will I really see in Crysis by trying to push it that High?? As I have stated, Things at 380*8 seem to be fine, Stable, And I can leave the Ram at 1.9Volts.
Thanx guys for your help. I am almost Home