What do you have to reinstall if replacing the motherboard with the same make and model?

There is no motherboard with that model number. Please check again to make sure you have copied the number correctly. You can use CPU-Z to identify your model make and model if you cannot find it printed.

Enter the make or model of your PC or motherboard to generate a list of memory module from minimum to maximum. ind out the size the mdule that fits your system.

You need to find out the motherboard manufacturer and the model number; then go to the manufacturer website, look up your motherboard and look for a BIOS download. Make sure you follow the proper procedure recommended by your motherboard manufacturer for flashing the BIOS.

Pending on the year, make, model, and engine, YES

The cost of replacing an EGR valve varies with the make, model and location of the car. An EGR valve for a 1996 Lincoln Town Car is about $160.

It all depends on the motherboard in question. If you open the side of the case up, where the white pci slots are, you should find the motherboard make, and model number. If you can post these details, then im sure we can help you more. Hope this helps be safe Cadishead Computers

If your sound does not work, most likely you need drivers. First of all make sure that you know your motherboard model. After that go to the motherboard manufacture website, for instance, you have Asus. Go to asus.com choose your country. Go to support, locate drivers and so on.

No motherboard i have ever heard of has been able to do that. And if your trying to get one that can your going to be paying somone alot of money to make you a special kind of motherboard which i dont even know if you can. As in you would be better off buying a new motherboard that is 5x better or so for the same price or maby even cheaper. Hope this helped :)

You'd need to be more specific about the make and model of the motherboard when it comes to what will and won't work with your Mac - knowing the processor socket isn't enough information to say one way or the other.

It depends on your motherboard. It likely uses either DDR or DDR2 memory, and the speeds that are supported vary by the make and model of your motherboard. It doesn't support more than 4gb of RAM.

Varies greatly form make to make. please ask a new question with year, make, and model info.

The company which make motherboard they ASUS,INTEL and GIGABITE etc

Find out the make and model of your Motherboard, Then check on their website to see the specifications of it and see what expansion card slots it has.

Each motherboard (or motherboard series) has its own driver that must be installed, so I would advise going to the manufacturer's website to find the appropriate driver. You will need to know the model of computer (or in the case of a custom-built computer, the brand and model of motherboard) so that you make sure to find the right software for your machine. If you would like for me to assist you in this endeavor, drop me a line and I will be glad to help.

Yes, it is possible to replace your motherboard with new one. Just make sure that your new motherboard fits in your computer, and that it support all of the hardware you had on your old motherboard.

make a drawing of how the old one is on it before replacing it,

A great place to start would be Crucial (http://www.crucial.com) which has one of the best memory searches out there. Simply select the make and model of your motherboard and Crucial will tell you all of the types of RAM that it can accept, with pricing.

There are two simple ways of finding out the make of your motherboard. First take off the side panel, of your pc, and you will find the make and model number printed in white on the board. If you dont feel confident in doing this, then you can download a program such as Belarc Advisor (which is free). Run this program, and it will give you the in's and out's of your pc. Top right hand corner, it tells you the make and model of your board. Further on down, it gives you the details on the rest of your hardware. Hope this helps be safe nige Cadishead Computers

By running the drives.

A motherboard is what all the other parts of the computer (such as the hard drive) are plugged in to. Without a motherboard, it would be impossible to make a computer. Also- the BIOS or built in operating system, is stored in the motherboard on an eprom. The bios tells the computer to launch the os when you boot it up. Summary- a motherboard is the "center" of the computer. It makes all the separate parts work together. If this does not make sense to you, google what does a motherboard do, and you will get tons of other equally correct explanations.

The activation code of GstarCAD is matched with your computer. You need not to re-import activation code when you reinstall GstarCAD if you do not change hardware or reinstall operating system, except the method of registering update version changes. If you just reinstall operating system, the previous number is still valid, re-import it after installation can make you through. If you change motherboard or hardware, the previous number is invalid, you have to get a new free activation code from GstarCAD.

The option I would choose would be to make one.

It is not software. It's called firmware and it can be found by searching your motherboard model with the word "BIOS" at the end. Make sure you know what you are doing when you install and make sure that you HAVE THE RIGHT VERSION. If you mess up or the power goes out while flashing the BIOS, you won't be able to boot your computer until you buy a new motherboard. All I suggest is BE CAREFUL! The software that you are after are the drivers for on-board utilities such as Audio, Graphics, Firewire, USB and chipset. Most motherboard manufactures have all the the drivers available for download on their website. But be careful that the downloaded software is compatible not only with the motherboard model number but also the motherboard revision. Another way to search is the link below, I have used this link many times and have always been successful, Membership is free.

Beep Codes are a series of beeps sounded by the motherboard to indicate a serious hardware issue. A beep code may be sent out if memory (RAM) chips are not present, loose or faulty along with the other many components inside the computer. Beep codes vary by motherboard manufacturer, and even by model, you should find the make of the motherboard and try searching their website.

That depends entirely on the make and model ! Most (but not all) computers have a microphone embedded in the motherboard. Others have no built-in mic - and are supplied with a loose one that plugs into a 3.5mm jack socket.