How to check what my pc motherboard type is

pebbly said:

I think you can safely assume it's a Pci-e https://support.acer.com/us/en/produ...x?modelId=4239

Ok Thanks

Take the case side cover off and have a look? If you have a camera, take a picture post it here.

ryumaki98 said:

How to check what my pc motherboard type is
AGP? PCi? PCie

Computer Specs Acer Aspire M1935
System Operation FreeDos
Processor Intel Pentium Processor G645

Already Used CPU-Z The Graphic Interface Doesnt Show A Thing

Why do you want to know?

If you wish to upgrade the graphics by adding a discrete card, be warned: the M1935 has a 250W power supply. You won't find an add-in graphics card whose manufacturer would recommend a PSU that limited.

AddRAM said:

...Some graphics nowadays are even built into the cpu ( I hear ) it`s gettin outta hand....

All the Intel Core i-series have integrated graphics controllers. 1st Gen was on die, 2nd & 3rd Gen on chip.
Before the introduction of Intel HD Graphics, Intel integrated graphics were built into the motherboard's northbridge. This included Intel Extreme Graphics and the Intel Graphics Media Accelerator. As part of the Platform Controller Hub (PCH) design, the northbridge was eliminated and graphics processing was moved to the central processing unit (CPU).

Intel HD Graphics - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

The long blue one with the white locking tab is a PCIe x16, that's the one you would use for a video card. The other three short black slots are PCIe x1 slots, used for wifi cards etc. That white lettering right below the PCIe x16 slot may be the motherboard model number. I can't make it all out from that photo.

Ok Thanks , Recommend Me Some Gaming Graphic Card For 100 USD Budget For My Acer Aspire M1935

ryumaki98 said:

Ok Thanks , Recommend Me Some Gaming Graphic Card For 100 USD Budget For My Acer Aspire M1935

To repeat:

The M1935 has a 250W power supply.

That won't support any discrete graphics cards that would be a worthwhile upgrade.