To find your motherboard model, you can use several easy methods on a Windows PC:

1. System Information Tool:

   • Press Windows key + R, type "msinfo32" and press Enter.
   • In the System Summary section, locate:
     • BaseBoard Manufacturer (motherboard brand)
     • BaseBoard Product (motherboard model)
     • BaseBoard Version (possibly the revision)
       This gives you your motherboard's brand and model quickly.

2. Command Prompt:

   • Press Windows key + R, type "cmd" and press Enter.

   • Type the command:

     wmic baseboard get product,Manufacturer,version,serialnumber
     

   • Press Enter to see details about your motherboard including manufacturer, model, version, and serial number.

3. Third-party Software:

   • Use tools like CPU-Z or Speccy for detailed hardware info, including motherboard model.

4. Physically Check the Motherboard:

   • Open your PC case and look for the model printed directly on the motherboard.
   • Some motherboards have a revision number labeled with "R" and a number.

5. Check Packaging or Receipts:

   • If you have the motherboard box or purchase receipt, the model info is usually listed there.

These methods work on Windows 10 and 11 and cover software and hardware options for identifying your motherboard model and version.