Memory and temperature questions

Hi y'all !!
Due the problems I'd suffered from the MSI 875P Neo LSR board, I've decided to buy a new mainboard.
I've chosen the MSI 865PE Neo2 PFISR, the platinum edition.
I'm running my memory (see sig) by SPD-timings, at 2.7V and at Ultra-Turbo(MAT). I've got DOT disabled.
During the POST it shows under the amount of installed RAM: "Dual Channel, Liner Mode".
What does that mean?
Also, I see in Sandra and Aida that PAT is deactivated? I thought that MAT is PAT?
My memory bandwith is also dissapointing.
With the 875P mainboard it was in Aida32: Read= 5341 MB/sec, Write= 2335 MB/sec.
Now it is: Read= 4712 MB/sec, Write= 2201 MB/sec.
Can it be that PAT is deactivated?
I also noticed an enormous increase in CPU-temp.
The 875P mainboard gave me a nice idle temp of 35C, and with this mainboard it's like 49C idle.
I've checked the amount of thermal grease, and it was just fine.
Any ideas?
Thank you in advance .
Regards Arjan

well, really man, 52°C full load is nothing to worry about. my temps (full load) are always around 60°C and thats totaly okay for these CPUs. and the difference between idle and full load temps is never just 3 degrees so you better check those readings.
if you set your performance mode to ultra turbo in the BIOS it should be "enabled" in CPU-Z, when you're running your rig @ stock speeds. i think that it deactives itself when you oc past a certain mark (220MHz or so). but MAT is worth up to 400 points in 3dmark01, so its really a good thing.
but i really wonder, why you people are so touchy about sandra memory bandwidth scores... i havent noticed any "real life!" (gaming, editing, benching) performance increase, with higher bandwidth. even running memory in dual channel has done nothing compared to having only half the MB size and single channel.  

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