The information next to ‘Motherboard/BaseBoard Manufacturer’, ‘Motherboard/BaseBoard Model’, and ‘Motherboard/BaseBoard Name’, should give you the information you are looking for. Scroll down on the System Summary tab (opens on the left side of the window) until you find ‘Motherboard Manufacturer’, or ‘BaseBoard Manufacturer’.ģ. In the Windows search bar, type in ‘System Information’Ģ. In some cases you can find your motherboard model in Windows by checking the System Information menu. Method 3: How to Check Motherboard Model in Windows with ‘System Information’ Here’s a list of AMD chipsets and Intel chipsets for reference. If you can find a similar 4-digit string of numbers you will likely have located the motherboard’s chipset and its model number. This will be a 4-digit code that starts with a letter and is followed by three numbers.įor instance, in the image of my motherboard above, you can see that I have a Z370 chipset motherboard (the-F is a part of ASUS’ model number for that motherboard).
If you’ve located the manufacturer’s logo on the motherboard, but you’re not sure where the motherboard’s model name is, look around for the motherboard’s chipset. Here is a list of the most common motherboard manufacturers (in no particular order) to help you first locate the manufacturer’s name: Here’s an image of what my motherboard looks like and what the manufacturer and product name look like: Method 2: Open Your Computer and Check Your MotherboardĪnother method you can use to quickly check and see what motherboard you have is to open up your computer and look for the manufacturer and model number on the motherboard itself. Your motherboard manufacturer and the name/model of the motherboard will be displayedįor this method to work correctly, you’ll need to type in the provided prompt exactly as shown. In Command Prompt, type in wmic baseboard get product,Manufacturerģ. In the Windows search bar, type in ‘cmd’ and hit enter.Ģ. To find out what motherboard you have, follow these steps:ġ. If you’re comfortable running command prompts, this method is probably going to be your best bet to find out your motherboard’s information. Method 4: Use Third-Party Software Method 1: Use A Command Prompt Method 3: Motherboard Model in Windows ‘System Information’Ĥ. Method 2: Open Your Computer and Check Your Motherboardģ.
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