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Appendix A How to Identify the Intel, Chipset

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How to Identify the Intel Chipset R Appendix A How to Identify the Intel Chipset If you are unsure which Intel chipset is located in your computer, first check the documentation that came with the computer for this information. If this is not successful, the Intel® Chipset Identification Utility provides an easy way to identify the specific Intel chipset that is located on your motherboard. The Intel Chipset Identification Utility can be downloaded from the following Intel website: http://support.intel.com/support/chipsets/inf/chipsetid.htm If Windows* has properly identified your Intel chipset, you should be able to look at Device Manager in Windows to identify your Intel chipset: http://support.intel.com/support/chipsets/deviceman.htm Note: If the above options do not provide the necessary information, a qualified professional may be able to assist you in determining the chipset included in your system. A qualified professional should be able to properly identify the chipset while taking all necessary precautions to safeguard your system. (If you choose to take your system to a qualified professional, you will be responsible for all associated costs). Note: Important Note The section below is for qualified and trained professionals only. Please do not follow the instructions listed below unless you are a qualified and trained professional. Only qualified and trained professionals should open a computer system. Note: Some system manufacturers may void your warranty if you open the case. Check with the manufacturer if you have any concerns about this before proceeding. Note: Important Note: Please do not follow the instructions listed below or attempt to open a computer system unless you are a qualified and trained professional. Qualified and trained professionals shall take all necessary precautions to avoid damage to all computer systems, such as but not limited to disconnecting the power before opening the case, using proper electrostatic discharge (ESD) precautions (including ground straps, gloves, ESD mats), having suitable facilities and proper tools and training. Identifying the Intel chipset components located in your computer can usually be done by looking at the motherboard for the chipset markings. Chipsets are comprised of multiple components and the website listed below shows the combinations that make up the various Intel® 800 series of chipsets. Note: Intel strongly recommends that you do not try removing any heatsink attached to your chipset (if present) in order to view the chipset markings. Chipset Photo Examples (see http://support.intel.com/support/chipsets/inf/identify.htm) User's Manual 77

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How
to Identify the Intel Chipset
R
User's Manual
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Appendix A How to Identify the Intel
Chipset
If you are unsure which Intel chipset is located in your computer, first check the documentation
that came with the computer for this information. If this is not successful, the IntelĀ® Chipset
Identification Utility provides an easy way to identify the specific Intel chipset that is located on
your motherboard. The Intel Chipset Identification Utility can be downloaded from the following
Intel website:
If Windows* has properly identified your Intel chipset, you should be able to look at Device
Manager in Windows to identify your Intel chipset:
Note:
If the above options do not provide the necessary information, a qualified professional may be
able to assist you in determining the chipset included in your system. A qualified professional
should be able to properly identify the chipset while taking all necessary precautions to safeguard
your system. (If you choose to take your system to a qualified professional, you will be
responsible for all associated costs).
Note:
Important Note
The section below is for qualified and trained professionals only. Please do not follow the
instructions listed below unless you are a qualified and trained professional. Only qualified and
trained professionals should open a computer system.
Note:
Some system manufacturers may void your warranty if you open the case. Check with the
manufacturer if you have any concerns about this before proceeding.
Note:
Important Note
: Please do not follow the instructions listed below or attempt to open a computer
system unless you are a qualified and trained professional.
Qualified and trained professionals shall take all necessary precautions to avoid damage to all
computer systems, such as but not limited to disconnecting the power before opening the case,
using proper electrostatic discharge (ESD) precautions (including ground straps, gloves, ESD
mats), having suitable facilities and proper tools and training.
Identifying the Intel chipset components located in your computer can usually be done by looking
at the motherboard for the chipset markings. Chipsets are comprised of multiple components and
the website listed below shows the combinations that make up the various IntelĀ® 800 series of
chipsets.
Note:
Intel strongly recommends that you do not try removing any heatsink attached to your chipset (if
present) in order to view the chipset markings.
Chipset Photo Examples
(
see
)