Gigabyte Z77 – Ds3h 1155

[Jorge_397]

Hello everyone,

I can't see the name of the motherboard on my new PC. I've tried Aida 32 and Everest, and it says UNKNOWN where the motherboard name should be.

I've tried the command run...dxdiag and I can't find anything about the motherboard name
In system tools and nothing... (Windows 7)

The closest thing I've found says (acpi x64-based pc)

I don't understand why it doesn't recognize the motherboard name

I've looked inside the PC and the motherboard does have a name on it, but why doesn't the system recognize it

Can anyone help me?

Thank you very much

[Raesan]

As long as it doesn't perform poorly or is a Chinese copy (Just make sure it doesn't say Gijabyte instead of Gigabyte;D) I wouldn't give it any importance. Most likely, the chip that controls the reading of values like temperature, voltages, etc... is damaged.

[Jorge_397]

coincidence is what I wanted to look at

temperature, voltages etc...

how can I know what temperature the pc has and the W that the power supply has and what the pc asks for?

thank you very much

[Raesan]

I use the HWMonitor, a small program that doesn't need to be installed and that shows you the data you request in a simple way.

To get more information about the motherboard, CPU and RAM, try this one.

[Sylver]

+1 Raesan

greetings

[Jorge_397]

I installed it and it works very well for temperatures but for the source W it gives the data too fragmented in watts...

I would like to know the W that my source has, it is supposed to have 600W but I would like to make sure that I put the right one in, also to know how many W the pc is consuming

Thank you very much.

[Sylver]

To know it with precision the best option is a polymeter.

Greetings

[Raesan]

To know it precisely the best option is a multimeter.

Although that is really the definitive solution, all is not lost. There are websites that, by filling out a form with the components you have, return the estimated consumption. Try "Power consumption" etc... in google. If you distrust the source that has been put in the box, then open it and tell us what brand it is.

[Fassou]

@Jorge_397:

In my new pc I can't see the name of the motherboard, I've tried with Aida 32 and with Everest and it says where it should put the name of the motherboard UNKNOWN

Try with CPU-Z :sisi:

Salu2!

[Jorge_397]

I installed cpu-z and it tells me that the processor consumes 77w and the motherboard 0.9 V but it doesn't say anything about the power supply the other program gives me these data http://s3.subirimagenes.com:81/otros/previo/thump_8037652temp.jpg the processor package is at 44 ºc that is somewhat excessive while at rest? All this comes to that the computer was delivered to me yesterday afternoon (new) and after being with it for about 7 hours without putting heavy software on it, it has started to do strange things like lowering the quality of images and it has unexpectedly shut down 2 or 3 times, what should I do?

[Fassou]

@Fassou:

Prueba con el CPU-Z :sisi:

Salu2!

Para todo, menos para lo de la fuente.

Salu2!

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[Raesan]

Don't touch it anymore and give it back.