Imac 27" i7 2,98Mhz Problem with Mac OS X Lion Dev 3

Hello im the proud owner of the imac 27" intel quad core i7 i have installed the Mac osx Lion dev 3 and my hardware system profiler has gone crazy "The specs have been changed" 1.Memory has been downgraded to 1067Mhz 2.The video card adapter to 4670, 256Ram 3.Proccesor speed to 3,06 intel core 2 duo !
What can i do to reset it????? help pleaseeeeeeeeeeeeeeee

lyberis wrote:
Hello im the proud owner of the imac 27" intel quad core i7 i have installed the Mac osx Lion dev 3 and my hardware system profiler has gone crazy "The specs have been changed" 1.Memory has been downgraded to 1067Mhz 2.The video card adapter to 4670, 256Ram 3.Proccesor speed to 3,06 intel core 2 duo !
What can i do to reset it????? help pleaseeeeeeeeeeeeeeee
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