"The Windows Experience Index for your system could not be computed."

"Could not measure system memory performance."

So I did something that made something happen again so I need help, again.
I had changed my CPU, motherboard, and RAM; the CPU needed a different socket (2011-3), and so with that new motherboard required different RAM (DDR4)
I'm pretty sure the sudden change in hardware is the cause of this, and a few other things that I'd like to think I had solved by myself.
I have a feeling this is an easy fix, what did I do wrong and what can I do to fix whatever this is?
Thanks in advance.

Layback Bear said:

With all the new hardware did you do a Clean Install of Windows 7?

... no, don't tell me i have to?
The reason I ask is because despite what you say i'm able to boot into the os perfectly fine.
With the inability to "rate" my system, I don't really see anything else (-so far anyway-) that really makes me go "oh god what have I done."

*EDIT*
Before making this thread my windows activation was on a three-day duration for me to activate it? It was a little odd but it's activated now. I don't know what that was about either.

Layback Bear said:

Well I have not idea what this means from your post.

The reason I ask is because despite what you say i'm able to boot into the os perfectly fine.

What does (despite what you say) mean?
All I did was ask a question.

You will need to do a clean install to get your system drivers ect to match your new hardware.

Of course you can do as you please, it's your computer.

Have a nice day.

What I mean by that is that everything seemed to be running okay even though I hadn't done a clean install of windows.
And since reading your first post I had gone through the process of reinstalling windows and still no luck.
I'm not too sure what's wrong, before and after reinstalling windows, I had installed the hardware drivers for that specific motherboard, and also various other programs that succeeded in detecting the new hardware too; programs like CPU-Z and the like.
The same message pops up even after I reinstalled my windows.

ThrashZone said:

For the record there is no CPU 5960X @ 4.4GHz
The default Ghz is 3.0 stop the oc

haha what's wrong with the oc? it's my first time overclocking I'd like to think I did alright.
anyways I'll go ahead and do that right now. I'll update this post with the outcome.

ThrashZone said:

Hi,
Exactly which brand... ram did you get can you post a direct link to it ?

Did you optimize default in the bios yet ?
If not try it
I believe it's F5 inside the bios and F10 to save and exit.

And as for the RAM, I have this one.

Corsair Dominator Platinum 16 GB (2 x 8 GB) 3000 MHz CL15 XMP 2.0 DDR4 Desktop Memory Kit - Black: Amazon.co.uk: Computers & Accessories