4 Ways to Find Your Motherboard Specs

Read the model number off the board itself Open your case and look near the CPU socket or along the edge of the board. This is the most reliable method.

Use Windows System Information Run msinfo32 and check “BaseBoard Product” under System Summary. No need to open the case.

Use the command line Open a terminal and run wmic baseboard get product,Manufacturer. This gives you the exact model instantly.

Check the manufacturer’s spec sheet Once you have the model, visit the manufacturer’s website. It will list the number of DIMM slots and maximum RAM capacity. Most boards from the last decade support 32GB, but budget boards may only have two slots.