Bigboi11

Is there a way to tell what motherboard is in your computer without opening it up? If so how? Then how can I tell how much and what upgrades I can do to it.

Hellbreather

Unfortunately mate no you can't you will have to open it up and then get the serial number on the motherboard and the make, then go on the make's website and look for the mobo with the serial number.

Thats how it can be done.
Hope this helps.
Hellbreather.

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Alot of times CPUZ can identify your motherboard or at least let us know all it capibities.

directions for cpuz can be found at questions 101
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Praetor

Uh.... registry dumps can do so as well ... also programs like CPUz/Everest/PCWizard etc ... in the case that you have an OEM, if you dig deep enough you can find info from the maker

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