What Motherboard I Have (1)

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What Motherboard Do I Have?

• 4 Ways to Find Out

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Information You Can Find About Your Motherboard

• You should be able to gather the information
  about your motherboard you need to order
  expansion cards, additional memory, and more by
  using any of the steps below.
• This information includes
• Manufacturer
• Product
• Serial Number
• Version
• There are four ways to check the brand and the
  serial number of your motherboard.

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How to Check Motherboard With System Information

• Select the Start menu and type msinfo32.
• Now, you'll see a long list of information. Look
  for the section with information that starts with
  'BaseBoard.
• The motherboard information you'll see here
  includes
• BaseBoard Manufacturer
• BaseBoard Product
• BaseBoard Version

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Native Method Find Out Motherboard Model

• The first way to find out your computers
  motherboard natively is by going to System
  Information. You can either do a Start menu
  search for System Information or launch
  msinfo32.exe from the Run dialog box to open it.
• Then go to System Summary section and look for
  System Model on the main page. From there, you
  should be able to find out what kind motherboard
  your PC is running on. You will also find out
  which manufacture your motherboard was built
  from.

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Find Motherboard Details with Command Prompt

• Open the Command Prompt app.
• Then type the following command wmic baseboard
  get, product, Manufacturer, version,
  serialnumber and press Enter.
• After that you'll see those four pieces of
  information.
• As you can see, you'll find all the same
  information about your motherboard that you found
  in System Information.

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Find Motherboard Information With Third-Party Apps

• There are a number of free software apps you can
  download onto your Windows 10 PC that'll provide
  you with information about what motherboard you
  have.
• One of the most popular of these is CPU-Z.

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Open Your Case to Check Your Motherboard

• If all else fails, you may need to open your
  computer case to examine your motherboard and
  find its details.
• Sometimes you'll find the motherboard info
  written along the very edge of one of the sides
  of the motherboard, or in the very center near
  the CPU. Information printed there may also
  include the chipset, model, and serial number.

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