You going to need to open to verify if PCIe x16 is indeed occupied. 3.1) | Motherboard - GIGABYTE GlobalĪccording to SPECCY, both PCIe x 16 and x1 seems to have a card installed or are being used. This is for version 3.1 according to your BIOS version of FC: GA-F2A78M-HD2 (rev. The other two are PCIe x1 and regular PCI slots. It is a small Motherboard with only one PCIe x16 slot. In the second popup window, click the Copy to Clipboard button and paste the link in your next reply.ġ0.This is Gigabytes Support for your Motherboard installed on your computer. When asked to save your personal snapshot, click Yes.ĩ.
Using the Publish Snapshot method will not reveal such information.Ĩ. If you are posting the results on a technical support site, go to File and click Publish Snapshot… Note: If you use any other method such as ‘save as text file….’ you would be posting sensitive information, in particular, your Windows product key. From here you can view your OS, CPU, RAM, Motherboard, etc.ħ. Once installed, Speccy should launch automatically and display a basic view of your PC’s specifications.Ħ. Follow the on screen installer to install Speccy.ĥ. When asked to either run, save, or cancel, select to run the installer.Ĥ. Once there, click the link under “Download from”, on the left side of the page.ģ. To begin, download Speccy from the publisher’s website: Speccy – DownloadĢ. Speccy contains no personal information about your PC, with the exception of your PC’s username.ġ. Not only does Speccy provide you with hardware IDs, but it can also read and display Windows Updates, services, and processes. Speccy is a third party program that can read your PC hardware IDs to determine what components are inside your PC. Whether a forum helper asks you to post your system specs or you are simply curious about what components are inside your PC, Speccy is a tool that allows to you to do just that.
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