You may have unknowingly changed something in the bios when you were over clocking or cpuid may me wrong. Restart you computer and have a look at the post screen. Does it say you are working in dual or triple mode?flyingsnail

What motherboard? flyingsnail

It's a X58 Pro-E from MSI. Made specially for Intel i7.

It's been a while since I had a custom computer of mine, so yesterday I wanted to do some OC. Well I managed to get it faster so that's a good thing. ^^
But that's not the point, when I used CPUID and checked out the RAM, it reads dual. I had 6 sticks of 1600, 2G, DDR3. (12G)

I'm not too sure if that's normal. So is this normal to change from triple to dual due to overclocking?

It's been a while sinxe I had a custom computer of mine, so yesterday I wanted to do some OC. Well I managed to get it faster so that's a good thing. ^^
But that's not the point, when I used CPUID and checked out the RAM, it reads dual. I had 6 sticks of 1600, 2G, DDR3. (12G)

I'm not too sure if that's normal. So is this normal to change from triple to dual due to overclocking?

For now, ATI's graphic cards supports DX11, the good news is there aren't too many games which fully supports that feature, unless if you prefer to stick with Nvidea, there's a new card which is supposed to come out anytime... sometime early this year.

I'm happy with my current card for now, however I wished to get Nvidea Fermi's.

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[QUOTE="millerlight89"] It won't ruin your card LOL.millerlight89

It won't you say? But what about you? Have you noticed something with your card?

Hmmmm, well then I guess I should give that one a shot. I never updated anything for my drivers before (and the first time I do for my new computer.)

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[QUOTE="millerlight89"]How will it ruin it?millerlight89

It won't you say? But what about you? Have you noticed something with your card?

How will it ruin it?millerlight89

Please tell me to pass this update, I don't want to ruin my 5850. :?