Check the PC case label or sticker for the motherboard model (often near the PCIe slots or by the RAM)
Open the side panel and look for the motherboard model printed on the board (between the PCIe slots, near the RAM, or near the CPU)
Use Windows System Information:
Press Win + R
Type `msinfo32` and press Enter
Find “BaseBoard Manufacturer” and “BaseBoard Product”
Use Windows Command Prompt:
Press Win + X → Terminal (Admin) or Command Prompt
Run: `wmic baseboard get product,manufacturer,version,serialnumber`
Use PowerShell:
Press Win + X → Terminal or PowerShell
Run: `Get-CimInstance Win32_BaseBoard | Select-Object Manufacturer,Product,Version,SerialNumber`
Use Device Manager (for chipset/board-related info):
Press Win + X → Device Manager
Check sections like “System devices” and “Firmware” for clues
Use a hardware info tool (examples):
CPU-Z (Motherboard tab)
HWiNFO (Motherboard section)
Speccy (Motherboard details)
If you have a laptop, check:
The manufacturer/model label on the bottom cover
The system documentation/spec sheet for the exact motherboard model
If you have the motherboard manual or receipt:
Look up the exact model number printed on the box/manual