how do i find out the type of motherboard and it specs of my pc?

Question

i am trying to find what type of on board sound/audio it has

Answer 1

You can use a program such as AIDA32 (especially if you are using a board 2+ years old.

Of course, the best thing is to provide more details. Is this a Dell computer? A mac? A white box (meaning a non-brand name)? If so, then consult your manual. Otherwise, consult the manufacturer.

Answer 2

if you are running win xp, do the following:
1. click "start", "control panel"
2. double-click "system"
3.in system properties window, click "hardware tab", then "device manager" botton
4. in device manager window, click the + besides "sound, video and game controller". in the expanded options, you should see the maker and model of yr sound card.

as for the motherboard chipset, click the + besides "system devices". yu should see an idea of the chipset used in the manufacture of the s/board.
besides, be vigilant when yr pc is booting up. look for descriptive, one-line info at the lower left corner of yr screen. there you will see a string of info. try and copy it out. it might take a number of cold boots to getn evrything 'cos it desappers fast, but persist. the model of your m/b is there. eg. M791 or somethin like that.
hope this helps

Answer 3

the easiest thing to do is just open the computer and look at the motherboard. the model name should be labeled on it in plain sight and then you can just do a search for it on the web for detailed specs.

Answer 4

try a google search for "siw" its a prgramme free to download by Gabriel topala.(System information)

Also windows defender and ccleaner gives a fairly comprehensive list of whats on your computer.

Answer 5

get a program called Everest... itll get all ur comp specs its not free but u can download it w/ a torrent program from isohunt.com or thepiratebay.org

Answer 6

the easiest way is to open it up and look inside, if you dont have the ability to do that then you shouldnt attempt any updates yourself as you will do more damage

Answer 7

its as easy as:

1. click Start

2: click Run

3: type dxdiag

you'll find everything u need in there

Answer 8

Belarc Advisor has a good program for this. It's free and it's good.