ThanksHow to know what motherboard i have?Download System Information for Windows from http://www.gtopala.com/siw-download.html
You can use either the installer or standalone file.
After launching the program, on the left side, scroll down to and click %26quot;Motherboard%26quot;.
You should be presented a list of information on the right that will contain the Manufacturer, Model, and sometimes version of your motherboard, including what processor you have in it, it's speed, how many PCI slots there are, and the total amount of physical memory in your system.How to know what motherboard i have?Try using CPU-Z.
http://www.cpuid.com/cpuz.php
This program is free and not a %26quot;trial%26quot; program.How to know what motherboard i have?Why download software that you will probably only use once?? Just go to systeminfo under system utilities and look there. Or go to Start%26gt;Help and look for motherboard or systeminfo. OR take the side of the case off and read the name off of the motherboard. You should probably know how to remove the side of the case if you are attempting to change the CPUHow to know what motherboard i have?smash up your CPU and crack them open to check the motherboard.How to know what motherboard i have?Use Everest. http://www.lavalys.com/products/download.php?ps=UE%26amp;lang=enHow to know what motherboard i have?just ask the retailer from whom you buyed itHow to know what motherboard i have?Use a program called Sandra, by SiSoft. This app has a 30 day trial, which is plenty long enough to get the information you need. It will tell you what motherboard you have down to the southbridge and nortbridge chipsets.How to know what motherboard i have?click on 'start' then look for %26quot;run...%26quot; then click it again...
type dxdiag then click ok... there...How to know what motherboard i have?well, if it is pretty standard, you can run %26quot;WINMSD%26quot; and see what manufacturer is and from their google the Manufacturer and hopefully it is big enough to have a utility you can download to find out the specifics of the motherboard based on serial number or someother indication..
Otherwise most of the information in WINMSD should provide you enough info to get the new CPU.How to know what motherboard i have?http://www.xpango.com/?ref=91373230How to know what motherboard i have?I needed to find out similar information for my computer that I bought secondhand about a year ago. This little program was just the ticket.
http://www.softpedia.com/get/System/Syst
It's freeware so it's legal to download.
