simply the best way is to open your case and inspect the board,the name will be next to the ram or in the middle next to the cpu
or you could download a brilliant peice of software called sisoft-sandra avalible from http://www.sisoftware.net/,this will let you know nearly everything you need to know about your p.c....motherboard,cpu,graphics,sound,ram,it even lets you know your windows product license key,handy if you have mislayed your original
on the motherboard section it lets you know....type,socket,max ram,type of ram needed,onboard devices,so you should find what you are looking for there
good luck
2006-07-27 08:12:28
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answered by brianthesnail123 7
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Try contacting the seller,if this is not possible and in the absence of documentation or specs for the pc, you need the make and model of your pc and google it. For example, if your pc turned out to be a Compaq Presario SR1729, you would then do a search on google by entering 'Compaq Presario SR1729 motherboard' (no quotes)
This will give you the info you need.
ps. dxdiag does not always give you full information, if it does on your pc then fair play
2006-07-27 08:09:25
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answered by mrogynist 2
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you've something in the CD Dirive. On startup, open cdcontinual and verify if there's a disc interior. in case you get the pc to commence then gently tap the F8 key to get secure Mode decision Menu. choose secure Mode. click sure at the same time as a verbal substitute seems. It takes a couple of minutes to commence secure Mode. once you get your computer. click commence > Shutdown. leave off for a minimum of 15 seconds. turn it on, see if each and every thing is okay. If situation nonetheless takes position you need to bypass lower back in secure Mode and restore To a previous aspect. If the pc does no longer commence all then it will be the ram. Why did you restart in the first position? and how did you restart? With the reset swap or in homestead windows Restart?
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answered by branting 4
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You can download a little application called "Everest"
that will tell you that and much more. (I've used it for about a year and a half and I love it.)
You can read about it and download it here:
http://www.majorgeeks.com/download4181.html
Quote:
"EVEREST Home Edition is a freeware system information, system diagnostics and benchmarking solution for home PC users, based on the award-winning EVEREST Technology. It offers the world's most accurate system information and diagnostics capabilities, including online features, memory benchmarks, hardware monitoring, and low-level hardware information."
2006-07-27 08:04:27
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answered by ? 4
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Goto Start, RUN, and type in DXDIAG ... look at the System Manufacturer. That's the maker of the MoBo
2006-07-27 08:02:47
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answered by Anonymous
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aida32 is a good app for finding out the motherboard manufacturer/model and other parts of your computer
2006-07-27 08:28:14
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answered by Anonymous
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go to system information on your pc
2006-07-27 08:01:24
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answered by Anonymous
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C:\WINDOWS\system32\dxdiag.exe should give you it (it'll be under the system tab)
2006-07-27 08:04:45
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answered by smogtastic 1
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Look at the bios
2006-07-27 08:17:02
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answered by Anonymous
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cpu-z
2006-07-27 09:26:48
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answered by Dr. Luckii 2
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