How can I find out all of my motherboard specifications?

More info:
I downloaded chiputil from Intel and it didn't work because it isn't version 2.91 which they do not have on their website. O_o
And then I downloaded something else from them that said:
Frequency: 2.2ghz
System Bus: 400 MHz (ouch)
L2 Cache Memory: 512kb

CPU Type: 0
CPU Family: F
CPU Model: 2
CPU Stepping: 4
CPU Revision: 1E


Yeah, I still don't know what I can upgrade to since I don't have all of my motherboard info, but maybe this info will help some?

I feel like such an idiot. I used cpu-z on my sister's computer.

Thanks for the reminder though, helped a ton

I also downloaded PC Wizard 2006 from the same website that cpu-z is on. Its saying I have an AGP bus, but I'm 99% positive I don't. Everything else is right. Maybe "bus" is some other technical term I don't know?

Bus Information :
Number of AGP connectors : 1

Bus Information :
Device : LT WinModem 56k Data+Fax
Device : RT8139 (A/B/C/810x/813x/C+) Fast Ethernet Adapter

o_O

I know that AGP came before PCIe, but I'm slightly confused.....
My computer is made by HP and they usually don't have agp slots.
And last time I looked at its guts, there was no brown slot (I hope I'm not mistaken in thinking that this is the color of an agp slot), but I didn't actually try to slide in my ti4200 anywhere.

I think that PC Wizard was incorrect, because Sandra discovered no agp slots.

But hey, maybe I'm wrong (that'd make my day). But now I need to find out the wattage of my psu. I bet its incredibly low e_e.


Side note:
played DoD with itunes and pc wizard running and got up to 51 degrees celsius.
Can anyone direct me to a fan controller program?

chances are theres an onboard agp video chip and no physical agp slot

@ doublehelix: Well, I've found my answer via grimmy.
@ apache_lives: o_O how in the world would that work? (I'm an idiot btw)
@ grimmy: Hmm, HP's website. Never thought of that *sigh*. But your post made me go over to their website where I found a nifty little picture of my motherboard, so now I don't have to open the sucker up until much later in my adventure.


I'm still presented with a few problems though:

1) I want to know my power supply wattage.
2) I read a review on newegg about how someone purchased a pci video card, but said it didn't work because he had 32 bit pci and not 64. I'm 90% sure mine are 32 bit after using PC Wizard 2006, so will there be non-compatability issues?
3) My BIOS are from some time in 2002, and I'm pretty afraid that if I update them, it'll screw things up. But I did find the download for it on HP's website. Its an update from a year later.
4) I can't find any info about processor upgradability for my computer. Mines a genuine Intel 2.2ghz/400mhz fsb socket 478. I can't find any s478 with a 400mhz fsb. And even if I did, I wouldn't know if they were compatible with my motherboard :|

PS: Everyone that has helped so far is uber-awesome. And some of you may wonder why I want to upgrade this hunk of junk, and the answer is I want it to last a couple years longer (with vista), I want to learn a bit more about how my computer actually works, and I want to get used to tinkering with the insides of a computer.

HP, you bastards.

-Ah well, I guess I could still get a new 512 stick of ram to bring it to 1gb.
-And a new video card as planned (still confused about that 32bit/64bit issue).
-And at least another case fan (50-51C under load e_e)
-I'm not too angry about that overclocking thing. But I would like to know of a simple overclocking program (for future reference).
-And I'll have to finish installing this extra hard drive.
-And why wouldn't I be able to get a new power supply? Thats.... retarded. Couldn't I get one that is the same size with the same number of pins with more power?