Smith-02

im drunk and searching fails me.



its for a friend, they need audio drivers and i dont know how to find that ---- drunk

AgentMurdoc

yup... that's a motherboard alright :P

Jorsher

Sorry, but I don't think the geekiest of geeks will be able to figure out what that is.

You'll either need a high res shot, or to look around the board for the brand/model.

TBH, I've never seen a mobo without the model wrote on it, so it's either extremely cheap or you aren't looking hard enough.

Also, the chips should have models/brands on them. One will be an audio chip. Follow the traces from the audio out to a chip, and read what brand/model it is, then find drivers.

Realtek is a common one.

tekno9998

run this program and look at mainboard bam http://www.softpedia.com/get/System/...fo/CPU-Z.shtml

Tom-Guy

I told ------- Tough-gay to get a better ------- picture, he fails.

turbostd

Looks to be an asus board with an intel chipset of some type. It may be an OEM board is it out of a hp or compaq? Asus makes some of their mobos. You could always try to install the generic ac97 sound drivers.

Jorsher

hahahahha, yeah, i have faith he'll get it running...

forgot about cpu-z, it's a good tool

McBoost

+1 on the Asus board. Try a handful of their most common audio drivers.

A couple things that may be helpful:

Intel chipset
Looks like an AGP vid slot
Looks like it can take both DDR or SDR RAM
May have SATA capabilities... (hard to tell what the 2 small slots are to the right of the primary IDE channel)

Looks similar to the Asus P4C800 Deluxe 478 mobo... find those drivers, they'll probably work.

tekno9998

or just use cpu z and remove the doubt morons it well tell you the exact mobo and revision nb and sb

Smith-02

it's a DFI (diamond flower inc)