Windows 7: help me find what my motherboard is plz

it says unknown in tuneup utilities
its a acer aspire ax3400g i wanna make sure i have the right chipset installed.
it says on nvidia that its a nforce 8200 but my graphics card is a 9200 that cant be right can it?

can someone tell me what the model is so i can update it or something cpuz is telling me the wrong motherboard right off the bat. i just bought this computer last night

Why do you doubt CPU-Z?

This is a desktop computer, correct? You could open the case and, following normal static precautions, inspect the surface of the motherboard to find the BRAND name and Model # printed on the board.

The NVIDIA site offers up Video card drivers and motherboard drivers. nForce is chip-set drivers and GeForce is Video card drivers. nforce 8200 would be your motherboard chip-set drivers. Have a good look at your motherboard for any silk screened lettering that may tell you what specific model it is.

the motherboard doesnt say anything about a number or brand. but i think its just a 720a acer version? but i think its installed correctly. but i dont know.. ive heard of cpuz not reading correctly. im pretty sure its a 8200 chipset. with a 9200 graphics card intergrated. just didnt know it was like that

You can use Belarc Advisor to determine CPU’s details, i.e. motherboard, HHD type, and manufacturer, etc.

You can also go to this page at Intel's site below, select your version of Win 7, and download the processor identification utility. http://downloadcenter.intel.com/Prod...=2643&lang=eng

Did you try Option 2: Automatically find drivers for my NVIDIA products, on the NVIDIA site?