Do to my curiosity, I went through my utilities folder and looked at programs I thought mighty tell. I noticed that Tech Tool 2 and TattleTech also tell you the ones that were interleaved. However, I'm not sure if they tell you if they are giving you the speed increase, or just that you have two sticks in paired slots. Without speed testing, do you really know?
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