What Motherboard Do I Have
                     What Motherboard 
Do I Have?
4 Ways to Find Out
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.
How to Check Motherboard With System Information
1. Select the Start menu and type 
msinfo32. 
2. Now, you'll see a long list of information. 
Look for the section with information that 
starts with 'BaseBoard”.
3. The motherboard information you'll see 
here includes:
● BaseBoard Manufacturer
● BaseBoard Product
● BaseBoard Version
Native Method Find Out Motherboard Model
The first way to find out your computer’s 
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.
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.
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.
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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