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motherboard drivers - Resolved

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I really screwed up this time. I reformatted my hard drive before I pulled the documentation for the motherboard, and guess what. I can't find find it anywhere. so given the following..is this enough to find the drivers I need for the motherboard or am I gonna have to suck it up and buy a new one. It's old, but I wasn't quite ready to replace it yet.

 

 

 

built May, 2004

 

processor AMD

 

Phoenix Award BIOS v6.00PG

 

cc 1984-2003

 

Phoenix Technologies Ltd

 

chipset: nvidia nforce2

 

 

 

I think it is an asus but can't be 100% sure. am I SOOL? I am serching driverguide, atm, so maybe I'll get lucky. The driver sites that want to scan you computer are really getting on my nerves since I obviously can't get online with that computer. lol

jfroggy

Download and run CPU-Z.

 

If it doesn't get you the info then crack open the case and look on the motherboard itself.

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I did open the case. All I could find on the board was phoenix bios in teeny letters. I will try that program. Thanks.

jfroggy

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