Reply to your PM, OK this is what I suggest and why, when I had Corsair memory It did not like anything above it's spec, I had corsair XMS3 so your memory should be a little better than mine.
 
A 2:10 memory divider with a 160 host freq should put you at 1600, according to your screen shot your at 1603 not sure why you may want to try dropping from 160 to 159 that should put you at 1590 ( I really do not think this will make a difference as we are only talking 3 hrz) those three clocks shouldn't make a difference, But that is what they list as spec. your DimV for 1600 memory for corsair is 1.65, I just gave you what was listed as spec. Uncore must be at least 2X your memory divider so 20X for a 2:10,
 
As for BSOD's if you get a 101 that is usually a sign you need more Vcore, if you get a 124 that is usually a sign you need more Vtt.
 
BSOD Info:

Increase Vcore if you see this BSOD.




Increase VCORE or CPU VTT if you see this BSOD (you must test by bumping each voltage watching for a change to see which one is needing an increase).

 

The timings I gave you were what My XMS three required you may be able to tighten and go to 8,8,8,24, BUT DO NOT DO THAT UNTIL AFTER YOUR STABLE at what I recommended, those settings set how much time the system allows before reporting an error, setting a 9 instead of a 8 allows a little more time. The reason I set with V droop and with a higher Vcore, is this lets your actual vcore swing with demand, but you may still need a touch more if your still getting 101's.
 
Your speed step setting You may want to turn that off, It allows your CPU to downclock when demand drops so your 21x 160 would be 3.36 But at low demand your CPU multiplier is allowed to drop as low as 12, so you would be about 2.0  

I suspect you are going to find you just need a touch more Vcore or Vtt.