Please, do not specify manufacturer name - at this time the tool.
Type in an exact part number from the chip, press the 'Identify' button, and it will use part number naming conventions to show basic chip characteristics. Additional Helpįor addtional questions about compatibility, contact customer support: įor suggestions about the Compatibility website, send us feedback: įor Processor information not listed in this tool, go to ARK: įor Intel board information not listed in this tool, go to: įor 3rd party board information, see the manufacturer's website.Įach board has a 'More Information' link. This tool is useful for identifying an unknown processor, co-processor or microcontroller chip. Youll see such information as the manufacturer (e.g. In either case, the user would need to purchase an add-in graphics card in order to have video output. It can be important to know your PC processor type when you upgrade your PC. Some motherboards do not have a video connector and some processors do not have on-chip graphics. Even if you see the results for your CPU model, you may still want to run the CWID program to check the features of your. If you can't find the results for your processor, we encourage you to submit them into our CPUID database, and make them public.
Add-in Graphics Card Required means that the combination of motherboard and processor do not support on-chip or on-board graphics and an add-in graphic card is required. The 'CPUID database' page shows only submissions, that the visitors elected to show publicly.
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