SAAER45 New Member Nov 29, 2005 #1 Is there a program or command that can show me the contents of my computer, (Motherboard, Processor, Graphics Cards, etc.) Thanks, John
Is there a program or command that can show me the contents of my computer, (Motherboard, Processor, Graphics Cards, etc.) Thanks, John
Geoff VIP Member Nov 29, 2005 #2 start > run > dxdiag, it will tell you specs on your cpu, ram, hard drive, graphics, and sound card.
SAAER45 New Member Nov 29, 2005 #4 Thanks, Is there any way to find out what my motherboard is? (I ask because I'm trying to find Processors compatible for an old computer I have)
Thanks, Is there any way to find out what my motherboard is? (I ask because I'm trying to find Processors compatible for an old computer I have)
shupola Active Member Nov 29, 2005 #5 SAAER45 said: Thanks, Is there any way to find out what my motherboard is? (I ask because I'm trying to find Processors compatible for an old computer I have) Click to expand... you could open the case and look.
SAAER45 said: Thanks, Is there any way to find out what my motherboard is? (I ask because I'm trying to find Processors compatible for an old computer I have) Click to expand... you could open the case and look.
kof2000 New Member Nov 29, 2005 #7 when you run cpuz it will say what socket it is in the cpu section.
Geoff VIP Member Nov 29, 2005 #8 SAAER45 said: Thanks, Is there any way to find out what my motherboard is? (I ask because I'm trying to find Processors compatible for an old computer I have) Click to expand... CPU-z tells you your motherboard and specs about it.
SAAER45 said: Thanks, Is there any way to find out what my motherboard is? (I ask because I'm trying to find Processors compatible for an old computer I have) Click to expand... CPU-z tells you your motherboard and specs about it.
