How do i find my computer's motherboard pins?
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Take one of your sticks of ram out of your computer and look at it. It should say on the ram what kind it is and you can also see how many pins it is.
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Get a program called sisoftware sandra. It will tell you all about your components in the system information area.\nhttp://www.download.com/SANDRA-Lite/3000-2086_4-10451861.html?tag=lst-0-1
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1.  Find the manual for your motherboard or Find out the maufacturer and modelname of your motherboard, then go to there website and find the manual.\n\n2.  Open your computer case.\n\n3.  Change the jumper settings for your situation.\n\n4.  If possible please give us more info to help you better.\n\n5.  Let us know how it went
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a.- as the computers boots up, the bios will be displayed on the screen\nb.- look at the motherboard for the biggest chips (besides the cph) and it will most likely be the bios with a sticker.\nc.- rtm (read the manual)
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You'll have to reset the motherboard.  This usually involves placing a jumper onto the motherboard someplace, and then returning it to its original place a few seconds later.  It should be in your motherboard manual, and you can usually find the manual either on a CD that came with it or online by download.
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find the motherboard online and check how much memory it can hold
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The best way to find out that info is to go to accessories, system tools, system information, then + sign next to components then click on display. You'll get what you want and much more.
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all these neat websites will only tell you what you have, get your model number of your motherboard, and find the user manual for it online, that will tell you what your computer willl support.
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go to http://www.crucial.com put the name and model of your computer in the search place and it will show/tell you
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system information in accessories/system tools
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hi,\nyou can download teh drivers, bios updates and manual here\nhttp://www.ecsusa.com/downloads/downloads_main.cfm?to=Motherboard\n\nhope it helps
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go to the website of the motherboard manufacturer and download drivers
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When you boot you will see a string of numbers at the bottom left of your screen - best the push the PAUSE button when they appear because they are gone in a flash - to resume boot just press any key - write these numbers down because they are your mother board and bios numbers - preceding these numbers there should be (from memory) something like "VIA" or "ASUS" which is the manufacturer of your motherboard.\nIf for example it was "via" then goto www.via.com - if this fails type the numbers into http://www.google.com and you should get a few links.\nBut the starting place is to goto the OEM supplier of your computer because although you may have (for example a Via CPU and chipset the bios may have been changed to suite the OEM supplier - follow!\n\nDo a google search on ada32 and download it. It provides a great summary of all your hardware and chips as well as direct links to the manufacturers for driver downloads etc. Very valuable and free tool. I use it all the time.\n\nOR:\n\nhttp://www.majorgeeks.com/download181.html\nto download AIDA32 \n\nOR: \nBelarc \nhttp://www.belarc.com/Programs/advisor.exe
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Right click my computer..select properties the select the Hardware tab..click on device manager and find Display adapters.
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easiest way is click start and go to accessories and then go to i believe its system tools and u will have all of the symbols and stuff there
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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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http://www.acorp.com.tw/eng/download/download02.asp?pronameid=157&lineid=1\n\nit is an acorp motherboard