Guide On How To Find Out Motherboard Info

Well you ever had one of those drivers that you couldnt find?
I can help you with that problem.
Well, first off you need a program that can read your motherboard this is a program i like to use because it makes everything simple. I will also explain how to use it.
This is a link to download it. http://www.softpedia.com/progDownload/EVEREST-Ultimate-Edition-Download-30373.html
once you've downloaded you'll have a .exe file that looks like this
double click it and installation begins and i have pics for anybody who has trouble doing this







Once you are fully finished with installing this program you'll see a box that talks about 30-day evaluation as i am not allowed to provide any info about that just click ok and youll now be at the main menu for the program and you can also see that in your task bar that this program has added a few icons they are there to show you temperatures for your cpu your motherboard and fast your fan is spinning and you will also see that with the program you will have drop down boxes they all have different information in my next guide ill cover how to update drivers using this program please give me some constructive feedback

thats what programs main screen looks like if you look on the left you will see the drop down boxes

Thats a sample of my motherboards info

 

Alright guide. 5/10

 

Thanks man !

I needed this .

Right on time

8 / 10

 

1/10, all you did was show us how to download it.

 

Agreed, 0/10.

 

2/10 it did took you time for it.

 

Agreed, also. By the way Rawr Im Phat, nice new siggy. ^_^

 

but i did state that in the drop down boxes they contain all the info that you need and may i ask what exactly didnt i explain because my guide was clearly named How to find out Motherboard info

 

Alot of pointless pictures.. but its an alright guide.
5/10

 

Hrm...Couldn't you just find out your motherboard information through control panel? A bit of investigating could give you all the information you need.

3/10

 

Meh,the fastest way to find out your Motherboard specs is to go to system info from the programs list.

 

lmao eias i just found that out a while ago tbh like a little after i wrote the guide

 

Nicely done there very very nice dude!

 

I haven't used windows in a while, but running the command "systeminfo" on the command line should bring up some nice information about your motherboard and other hardware as well.