Does the motherboard have to match the driver? Is it okay if it s not the same brand???

The driver is determined by the type of chip,It has nothing to do with the brand,For example, ASUS uses a certain board sound card ALC888 chip,Find a driver that can be used in this chip,Most of the original drivers are older,So it should be updated more,Some new features will be added,For example, what you said about the recording problem,If you are not sure about your driver type,**A driver wizard will help you choose it automatically。

First, the brand can be known by looking at the trademark.

Second, the memory should be matched with the motherboard control chip and interface.

Third, there is no need for a driver.

1. It is recommended to match the memory of the same brand and model as the best.

2. The motherboard and memory mainly depend on the model, such as DDR3 or DDR2, and the brand is mainly word-of-mouth and quality.

...Motherboard brand, of course, look at the manufacturer, and then look at its reputation, see if people feel that there are many problems, whether there are particularly serious problems, etc., memory is divided into DDR2, DDR3, etc., of course, there are subdivisions, such as, DDR3 has 1333, there are 1600, etc., when you buy a motherboard, you will see whether the motherboard supports DDR2 or DDR3 or both support, and the memory does not need to be equipped with a driver.

There are words on the motherboard to see the brand, the memory does not need to be driven, as long as it is the memory module supported by the motherboard, it can be used, if it is multi-rooted, pay attention to the same model.

The simplest, you're a Master Lu, just check it. In addition, most of the memory is universal, of course, the memory is divided into one generation, two generations, and three generations, and the same generation is basically universal, and there is no need to install a driver for changing memory.

The motherboard chip is the same, so it's not a big problem! NF chips should be available, but sound cards, network cards are not necessarily the current network cards, the original is 8139, and there are more sound card chips. . .

It can't be used, but it can be used partially.

OK, as long as it's a brand.

Just as the same model refers to the chipset, the external expansion function is not necessarily the same. It is best to use the driver software provided by the motherboard manufacturer**.

You can go to the chip manufacturer ** under the general driver.

It is not universal, although the main chip may be the same, but the integrated sound card, the chip used in the network card may be different, and some functional parts are also different, so the driver cannot be the same.

The chip is the same, the driver is the same, this is hard to say.

Some can, but many can't.

It should be, because only the corresponding driver disk can successfully install the driver, otherwise it will be a blue screen! Or a black screen!

No, as long as the chip has the same driver, each chip is an independent driver. Motherboard main chip, graphics card chip, sound card chip, network card chip, IDE control chip, etc.

However, in addition to the graphics card, sound card, and motherboard, everything else is universal, and you don't need to install it.

Motherboards of the same specification, no need to install drivers and systems. Even if it is of different specifications, there is no need to install the system, and when the driver is turned on again, it will be installed automatically. Thermal grease, wipe the top of the CPU clean, don't apply too much, it is estimated to fill the gap between the CPU and the heat sink.

The CPU just loves bad pins, and the top cover is very hard.

It doesn't have to be exactly the same, the key is whether the chipset is the same. Then there's the issue of compatibility.

It is better to be exactly the same, if there is no similar model, it can be recognized, and it can also be used.

Not necessarily the same chip can !

You can also see what chipset is, with the public version of the driver.

If you know the specific model of the motherboard or graphics card, then you can directly enter the specific model and add the word driver in the search. For example, your motherboard ASUS 945, then do you know the model? If it is ASUS 945G, or ASUS 945PL, etc., then please enter the detailed model number and add the word driver to start searching.

If you are not very clear about these specific models, you can first use the software hwinfo32 to detect their models, and then search. Of course, you can also fuzzy search, and then find the corresponding model according to the results.

The driver is closely related to the chipset, and generally speaking, the driver of a piece of hardware depends on the chipset he uses. In case you don't know the specific model, you can also search for the chipset, but there is a premise, you also need to know exactly what kind of chipset it is, because the range is too wide. Different brands use different ones.

After talking for a long time, the writing ability is not good, I don't know if you can understand, please correct the mistakes. Thank you!

Look at the chipset model and brand of the motherboard, and it has nothing to do with the brand of the motherboard