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How to find out which chipset my motherboard is using?

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  • #1 1087841
    Deiwid
    Level 21  
    Where can I check what chipset the board is running on.
    Greetings
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  • #2 1087855
    CosteC
    Level 39  
    the easiest way in documentation :) if not, look at what this model is and it is definitely writing on the manufacturer's website. As there are no different programs for this. Sometimes available from the chipset manufacturer, sometimes from the motherboard manufacturer.
  • #3 1087856
    md
    Level 41  
    In the properties "My Computer"> Device Manager> System devices.
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  • #4 1087858
    aren
    Level 28  
    and preferably with the everest program, you will learn everything about your computer.
  • #5 1087866
    CosteC
    Level 39  
    hmm How can you drop a link to this app.
  • #6 1087890
    Kolobos
    IT specialist  
    :arrow: CosteC
    www.google.pl -> everest -> second link

    A little more independence ..
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  • #7 1087894
    Pytong
    Level 32  
    And of course AIDA or Sandra

    Although as I can see below, my friend has more recent info.
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  • #8 1087913
    aren
    Level 28  
    -Pytong- Everest this is AIDA's successor, there is no Aida anymore, only Everest :)
  • #9 1087917
    Deiwid
    Level 21  
    Hello.
    For me, the topic is closed (unless my friends need some more news), I already know everything, normally everything is on the disc, but some smart guy scratched all the stickers: /.
    thanks and cheers :)
  • #10 1088165
    l007
    Level 13  
    And above all, there is such an option in 3dmark ..
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Topic summary

To check the chipset of a motherboard, users can refer to the documentation provided with the motherboard or visit the manufacturer's website for specific model information. Additionally, the chipset can be identified through the Device Manager in Windows by navigating to "My Computer" > "Device Manager" > "System devices." Software tools such as Everest, AIDA, and Sandra are recommended for detailed system information, with Everest being noted as the successor to AIDA. Some users also mentioned that 3DMark offers options to view chipset details.
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