About my Mother Board?
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Are you building a machine from scratch or do you have a fauty motherboard on your computer?  If its a fauty motherboard then you will need to buy a new motherboard with the same socket for the proccessor, and it will have to take the same memory (RAM) too. If you are building a machine from scratch you need to first pick the processor and then find out what type of socket it fits into (i.e athlon and some sempron processors use socket A) then match your motherboard up to it, then find out what memory the motherboard takes i.e sd ram or DDR ram 333MHZ, 400MHZ etc, after that most other things are pretty universal.  Good luck.
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Currently, you shouldn't be really worrying about the motherboard, but the Graphics Card and Sound Card\n\nI installed 1 year old Linux on my new AMD-X2 machine and had no problems with motherboard compatibility...\n\n________________________\n\nThe hardware being onboard or seperate will not make a major difference if hte drivers for them are not supported by Linux, so, if the drivers are available, then, think of doing two things:\n- Give Kernel.org a visit and download hte latest/ionstall the leatest release\nhttp://www.kernel.org/\n- Install the Hardware drivers\n\nNew Kernel has backward support to old hardware\n\nIf the Hardware device is a couple of years old and the version of Linux used is a recent version, then don't think that you should really worry about compatibility...\n\nRegarding whether the drivers ar esupported by Debian or Not, check with the motherboard vendor (maybe check their site and download the appropriate version if necessary)
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its easy but sum ppl dont wanna touch the mother board cuz it has stuff chemicals that may give u cancer its ur choice \n\n\nhey if u do do it come n change mine to i wanna upgrade to a better MB and processor email me ok
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if u have that mobo you also have a user's manual. read it carefully, all is described how to connect all the case cables to the mobo.
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it is an hp brio motherboard, you might find something in hp support
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1.Identify the motherboard manufacture and the chipset series from the Manuals or use software like siso sandrosoft\n\n2.Go their site and download the appropriate drivers from their site.
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check at the manufacture's site or the mother board's site remember don't update bios unless you're having a problem if everything is working ok leave it alone!
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If you are talking about RAM, try the tool at crucial.com, it will identify your motherboard and capabilities. If it does not work, you should be able to tell it the brand and model number of most name brand PC's and motherboards and get an answer.
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Check your motherboard at \nhttp://www.coastmemory.com and see what they recommend.  They have a fairly complete Motherboard lookup.
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Go to this link, click the Scan My System button and it will tell you what your motherboard can handle.\n\nhttp://www.crucial.com/index.asp
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You need to post your motherboard model and probably serial number to get someone to answer that for you.
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tips on changing motherboards:\n1. unplug all the sockets of other hardware from mobo\n2. slowly use a screwdriver to remove the Heat Sink & Fan unit off your processor (there should be a slot in the sides of the fan for the screwdriver to be inserted)\n3. remove the processor (be extra careful with these)\n4. remove all memory modules\n5. remove all pci/agp cards (this includes the video card)\n6. remove the PSU Unit so as not to bother with the removal of motherboard\n7. unscrew all the screws from the mobo and take out the motherboard\n8. be extra careful not to drip any water\n9. use anti-static gloves/band so that your hardware won't ground and be rendered useless\n10. if you don't really know how to do it, it's best to call a technician to do it for you and just observe how he does\nIMPORTANT: If you are switching to a newer motherboard, make sure that all of your other hardware are compatible to it.
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Yes - but finding out which one you can upgrade to is the real question.\n\nIf you have the manual that came with the motherboard, it should list the options you have.  If not, examine the motherboard and determine the manufacturor and model number.  Then, do a yahoo search on it any you will probably be able to find the specs.
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No he means Mother Board, Thats a piece of Hardware in a computer, It is what all your memory, cd roms, hard drive, and more connect, See a Mother Board it the big flat board in your computer sometimes Green or brown or more colors, anyway theres a system BIOS thats software that Links everything to the mother board and makes it run properly, wich reminds me i need to update mine
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Nothing will FRY, but some motherboards will slow everything down to the same speed.   It would be best to use the identical memory, so everything works properly.   Loop up your system at http://www.coastmemory.com and see what they recommend for your RIG.\n\nGood Luck and Happy Computing!
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You can go to www.driverguide.com, sign up for free and search for the driver that you need.\n\nAnother way, (if it is built in) is to get your motherboard model and look for the its sites to download the driver that you need.
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P.C. controllers are your Motherboards chipset drivers - go to the MOBO's web site