In Advanced Tab -
CPU Configuration:-
C1E Support -
Disable
Hardware prefetcher - Enable
Adjacet Cache Line Prefetch - Enable
Max CPUID Value Limit - Diable
CPU TM Function - Enable
Execute Disable-Bit Capability - Enable
Core-Multi Processing - Enable
Intel(R) C-STATE Tech -
Disable
In O.N.E Tab -
Overclocking Navigator -Manual
I believe this setting allows you to manually overclock
Intel Speedstep tech -
Disable Intel's Speed step
Ratio CMOS setting - X11.0
CPU's Multiplier
CPU Freqency Setting -
273 CPU's Frequency
Overclock Retry Cout - 3
Looks like it gives you different overclocking settings.
FSB(Bsel) to NorthBridge Latch -
800 FSB Multiplier
FSB Compesation Finetune - Disable
Not sure
DRAM Frequency -
Depending on the RAM try to keep at 1:1 Ratio/ RAM Multiplier
Enhance Mode -
Disabled BIOStar suggests when overclocking keep this off/ not sure what it is.
DRAM Timing Config. -
DRAM RCOMP Configuration -
What your RAM Timings are per manufacturer
Static tREAD Value (PL)-Auto
Not sure
Cofigure DRAM timing by SPD - Enable
Not sure but I think it will set Latency's by your RAM Speed
Extra DRAM timing setting - Auto
More advanced timings for RAM
Clock Gen Config -
PCIE Frequency Setting -
Leave at 100 always PCI express Frequency could kill your video card if you set it to high! Although for Higher over clocks it can help stability.
CPU clock skew control - Auto
Advanced leave alone
(G) MCH Clock skew control - Auto
Advanced leave alone
CPU Driving control - Auto
Advanced leave alone
Voltage Config -
CPU Voltage - Auto
CPU Vcore voltage
DDR Voltage -Auto
RAM DIMM Voltage
Chipset Voltage - Auto
Chipset voltage
FSB voltage - Auto
FSB Voltage
CPU core 1,2GTL Ref Voltage - 0.63*VTT
VTT's is the uncore voltages
CPU core 2 GTL Ref Voltage - 0.67*VTT
VTT's is the uncore voltages
MCH GTL Ref Voltage - Auto
Not sure some kind of a NB voltage.
CPU PLL Voltage - 1.5V
Phase Locked Loop
cpu voltage-1.288v
NB/SB Voltage - 1.096v
DDR Voltage - 1.8172V
FSB Voltage - 1.176v
These are some ideas you should look into! By all means the settings I have changed are not a full or stable overclock. But the CPU Frequnency and CPU Multi I have listed here would get you to 3 gigs.
All though to get that high I would do your reasearch! Especially with your CPU's, RAM's, NB's voltages!!
If you give a little bit more time I will try to look more into it for you and list next to things what they are.
*** I'm Back***
Okay bud I did the best I could with your settings. You have alot more than I am used too. It looks like BIOSstar has a lot of good options for over clocking. I gave you some of the settings like CPU Multiplier and Frequency but before you start changing things I would do your research and look over some things!!! Heres one.....
http://download.biostar.com.tw/app/en-us/event/tpi45oc/index.htm
and here is another good one......
http://www.hardforum.com/showthread.php?t=1198647
Remember every BIOS/CMOS is different and spend time doing your research and you will be fine!
Good Luck 
