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Chipset

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Hello I wantto update my chipset

but i dont know how i canto vieuw witch chipset i have

Start-->Run: DxDiag

Will tell you your CPU, motherboard, RAM, and Video Card.

OR

Download CPUZ for more information.

Edited by wintertiger

Chipsets cannot be upgraded, just the whole motherboard.

So, explain us what you want to upgrade and for what you want to use it please...

or maybe he just meant the chipset drivers :)

maybe. but i wonder why he even wants to update his chipset/BIOS, he must be having problems with soemthing,

you all know there are many update freaks out there hiding in the bush :P

if you mean the BIOS the the firmware + info is one your motherboard/manufactuer's website (downloads section)

@ stoes.Be: To be able to help you we need to know what your problem is, why do you want to update your chipset and what do you mean by that?

Do you want/need:

Better performance?

More stability?

More overclocking options?

Support for a new CPU (=processor)?

Your onboard devices (USB, storage controllers and system devices) to work?

To remove the red and yellow icons in the device manager?

To simply update just for the sake of it?

What exactly do you want to update:

The BIOS, the chipset drivers or the chipset?

Edited by DL.

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i ment the chipset but ive got it

i saw it in eeuh everest witch 1 i had and updated from the site

i ment the chipset but ive got it

i saw it in eeuh everest witch 1 i had and updated from the site

I'm glad you found it and solved your problem by yourself.

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