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How to Check Motherboard and RAM Information on Windows
Everything on this page applies to Microsoft Windows PCs and uses free
CPUID software: CPU-Z for CPU information and
HWMonitor for hardware monitoring.
Before buying memory or updating a BIOS you need the exact board and module details.
CPU-Z reads them directly on Windows.
Motherboard information
Open CPU-Z and select the Mainboard tab.
Read the manufacturer, model and chipset.
Check the BIOS brand, version and date.
RAM information
Open the Memory tab for type, size, channels and timings.
Open the SPD tab and pick a slot to see the module part number and SPD table.
The Graphics tab adds the GPU name, memory size and clocks, so a single CPU-Z window
covers processor, board, memory and graphics information.
The CPU-Z Mainboard tab can report a board model and BIOS version, but an OEM device may show an internal board identifier. Firmware updates must match the exact PC or board revision; CPU-Z does not itself install a BIOS update.