How to look at the motherboard model, how to look at the motherboard model

How do I check the motherboard model of my computer? Some users report that they want to check the model of the computer motherboard, but they don't know how to operate, in fact, the method of detecting the model of the computer motherboard is very simple, generally through the software, the following will introduce you to several common ways to view the model of the computer motherboard.

Solution: 1. At the beginning of the purchase of the motherboard, there will be an outer packaging, and the side of the packaging box will generally be pasted with the detailed configuration information of the motherboard you purchased, we can quickly know the model of our computer motherboard through it, and of course, we can also learn more detailed configuration information from the manual that comes with it;

2. Some friends may not save these boxes or manuals, can't they know their motherboard model without them? Of course, we only need to disassemble our chassis and find the motherboard chip, which will record the model of our motherboard;

3. Some friends will ask again, disassembly is not what I am good at, and I don't know what a motherboard chip is, is there any other way? Of course, we can confirm the model of the motherboard through the POST screen, when the system detects the memory, we can press the pause break key on the keyboard, so that the self-test will be paused, and we can check the model of the motherboard (the red line in the figure below is the model of the motherboard);

5. After the installation is completed, you can use the software to detect the motherboard model of the computer. Open the software, just wait for a while and the configuration information of the computer will appear, not only the motherboard information, but also the CPU, memory, hard disk, graphics card and many other information about the computer, it can be seen that the function of the software is still very powerful.

How do I check the motherboard model of my computer?

Method 1: Query through the BIOS.

1.Press the Del key to enter the BIOS when the system boots.

2.Check your model name in EZ mode in the UEFI BIOS. (In the picture below, ROG Strix Z590-A Gaming WiFi is used as an example.)

Square bucket return method 2: Check the model name on the motherboard.

You can check the model name printed on the motherboard. (The picture below uses Prime X299-Deluxe II as an example).

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2.You can also see the serial number label on the back of the motherboard.

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Method 3: Check the model name on the box.

You can check the model name from the sticker on the box. (The picture below takes Prime X299 Edition 30 as an example).

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Here's how to check the motherboard model Nian Hallmu:Tools Ingredients: Lenovo computer Tianyi 510s, windows10, task manager.

1. Right-click the Start menu in the lower left corner, and click Task Manager in the pop-up sequence bar to enter.

2. After entering the page of Task Manager, click on the performance option in the page.

3. Check the CPU model in the upper right corner and enter the performance page, and you can see the CPU model in the upper right corner of the page.

The model introduction of the motherboardUsually we see motherboard models such as H110M, B250M, Z270M, Z370M, etc., starting with 1, starting with 2 and starting with 3. The numbers 1 and 2 start with motherboards that support Intel's 6th and 7th generation processors, such as B150, B250 chipsets support i5-6500, i5-7500, i7-6700, etc. The number 3 starts with the motherboard that supports Intel's 8th generation processors, such as the B360 chipset, which supports i3-8100, i5-8500, i7-8700, etc.

As for the numbers in the last single digits and tens of digits, the higher the motherboard is the more high-end in the same class. There are also motherboards like H61 and H81 that only have two digits, and these motherboards are models from a few years ago.

The model number of most motherboards will be written directly in the model number like the picture above, ASUS Strix X370-i Gaming, to explain this: ASUS, Strix series, AMD X370 chipset, I stands for ITX form factor (if it is M, it is M-ATX, and if there is no letter, it is generally ATX), aimed at gamers.

Motherboard structure

The so-called motherboard structure is a general standard formulated according to the layout and arrangement of each component on the motherboard, size, shape, power supply specifications, etc., and all motherboard manufacturers must follow. The motherboard structure is divided into AT, BABY-AT, ATX, MICRO ATX, LPX, NLX, FLEX ATX, E-ATX, WATX, and BTX.

Among them, AT and BABY-AT are old motherboard structures many years ago and have been eliminated; The LPX, NLX, and Flex ATX are variants of ATX, which are mostly seen in foreign brand machines, but are not rare in China; E-ATX and W-ATX are mostly used in server workstation motherboards; ATX is the most common motherboard structure on the market, with a large number of expansion slots, the number of PCI slots is 4-6, and most motherboards use this structure.

Micro ATX, also known as Mini ATX, is a simplified version of the ATX structure, which is often referred to as a "small board", with fewer expansion slots, and the number of PCI slots is 3 or less, mostly used in brand machines and equipped with small chassis; BTX, on the other hand, is the latest generation of motherboard architecture developed by Intel, but it was abandoned before it became popular and continued to use ATX.