How can I tell if my ram is working in duel mode?

I would I be able to tell if ym ram is working in duel mode? My system is in my sig

You can use CPU-Z. When you boot up look at the post screen, hit the Pause key to, well, pause the process so you can read it. It'll say dual liner mode, I believe.

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