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Once the steps are complete, Belarc will open the results in a browser tab. The results include information about your operating system, hardware components, connected devices, and login sessions. However, to view your motherboard summary, look for the heading on the right that says Main Circuit Board. This is where you'll find your motherboard information, such as its model name, serial number, and its bus clock speed.
If you can't currently use software to check your motherboard type, there's always the option to check it physically. You should choose this option if your PC won't switch on or the motherboard is not currently installed.
It's not the preferred method if you have a laptop since components may be placed in front of the motherboard itself. The exact location of the model name on your motherboard will differ according to its layout and brand. Even the check we performed on two ASUS motherboards found that the model number was located in slightly different locations for each. Your motherboard model is usually found where there is enough space for the large text to be printed.
If you're not exactly sure what's where on your board, check out our guide on parts of a motherboard and their functions. You can tell the model name apart from other text because it is usually the largest text on your motherboard. Another place you can find your motherboard model information is on the box it came in. Of course, this is only if you still have it lying around. A label on the outside of the box will include the model and serial number.
Additionally, a sticker on the back of the motherboard often provides the serial number. However, this is the hardest part to get to if your motherboard is already installed. If you use Linux, the process of finding out what motherboard you have is just as easy.
Next, type in the following command:. This will bring up a summary of your motherboard, including its brand, model, and serial number.
If you are using a virtual machine, the product name will identify this. However, if you are running Ubuntu on your actual computer, you will see your motherboard model and serial number information.
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