Find Your Motherboard Brand and Model

[Julio Franco]

There are many reasons why you might need to find your motherboard's brand and model number. Looking to update drivers or the BIOS is most common, but you may also want to check compatibility, discover specs, or look for a replacement. And with OEM PCs and laptops, it's not always as straightforward as checking the box of your motherboard's box.

Read the full article here.

https://www.techspot.com/guides/1330-find-motherboard-model/

 

[Uncle Al]

No matter what level of sophistication a user you are, these utilities are invaluable, especially when you are trying to determine compatibility as well as needed upgrades. Considering the price, you certainly can't beat it!

 

[BadThad]

All good utilities, especially the stand-alone CPU-z.

 

[MonkeyBoyX8000]

In my experience, 90% of PC hardware questions or problems can be solved by reading your motherboard manual. Side note, I didn't know Techspot provides driver downloads, neat.

 

[Reehahs]

All good utilities, especially the stand-alone CPU-z.

And GPU-z.

 

[seefizzle]

CPU-Z has always been my go to.

 

[Lurker101]

Or if you're a Win7 or below user you can just click Start, Right click Computer and click properties.

It brings up basic information like processor type, speed and clock speed, RAM and a few other things. Why complicate what is simple?

 

[Andy Madden]

Or if you're a Win7 or below user you can just click Start, Right click Computer and click properties.

It brings up basic information like processor type, speed and clock speed, RAM and a few other things. Why complicate what is simple?

Maybe because the title is find Motherboard Brand and Model and your suggestion doesn't accomplish that. Do you read before you post or just want to show your ignorance of the subject.

 

[Dheeraj Kumar]

The cmd trick is very helpful I tried my self and it's working

 

[crazichic]

Iv a dell inspiron 1545 on windows 7 iv forgot my admin password can I still download ?
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