Check the manual (if available) on sites like Manuals+ to ensure your CPU is on the compatibility list of the motherboard.

Y ou either know exactly what kind of VRMs your motherboard has, or you've never given it a second thought. If it's the latter, this article will be a quick refresher on why VRMs are important for ...

If, for any reason, you'd prefer to use Windows PowerShell to check your motherboard as opposed to the Command Prompt, it can be done very quickly. Step 1: Launch Windows PowerShell by typing ...

3. Check the power supply Thomas Ryan/IDG. A faulty power supply cable (or power supply) can make a motherboard seem dead. Make sure your power supply is actually providing electricity to your ...

Dozens of Gigabyte motherboard models run on UEFI firmware vulnerable to security issues that allow planting bootkit malware ...

Check that you used the standoffs that keep the motherboard from contacting the case and ensure that any unsupported portions of the motherboard haven’t bent toward the case’s interior.

Look for obvious damage to the motherboard and its components. Check circuits and resisters for bubbles or burns. If you have any spare cards (video cards, memory, hard drives), ...

Using the Command Prompt to check your motherboard model is a straightforward and quick method. Here’s how to do it: Step 1: Open Command Prompt.

If you don't have the necessary details on your motherboard for a lookup, you can also check USB ports in your Windows Device Manager. In Windows 11, just open your Settings, ...

That said, there’s still plenty here that’s NZXT too such as support for its CAM software to control the board’s lighting and ...