I'm much more conservative when finding max vcore. Generally I up the voltage by a max of 0.1 volt each time while I check temps which I never let go over 55 degrees celsius under full load (i.e.prime95 small FTTs or blend torture test).
I use 1.58 volts for 24/7 operation (right now stable at 2970 MHz but I am fooling around with some new beta BIOS's to see if I can run over 3GHz prime stable at the same voltage) with max processor temps under load at 49 degrees celsius. For benching I'll go as high as 1.65 depending on temps...
I also have spent a lot of time at "the street" and am disheartened by the loss of the tremendous resource that it was for OCing DFI products. I never had a bad experience with AG but certainly I read many of his rants against other posters - some of them justified and some not.
I also...
Go to the Genie BIOS setting on your LanParty mobo and check the DRAM configuration page. Look the the Command per Clock field. If it is Enabled you are at 1T and if it is Disabled you are at 2T.
This info should be in your LanParty user guide - also check out the BIOS link at DFI-Street...