One way of getting there is to find out the manufacture's name for the motherboard as well as the model number you seem to have supplied. Download the freeware named Speccy and run it. There is a portable version of Speccy, FYI. In the left of the menu, click Motherboard. The right panel will identify the manufacturer. Google that manufacturer's website and check there for a driver. Email them if one is not there and query. You can also find a list of motherboard manufacturers at http://index.about.com/index?gclid=CMXM2Kr3_sMCFcMIvAodL5AA2A&am=broad&q=mother+boards&an=google_s&askid=fdcc7d02-0243-42e1-ac73-50ea38d8aea0-0-ab_gsb&dqi=&qsrc=999&ad=semD&o=4582&l=sem It is a link on the page.
I have no luck Googling for this model number. You need to supply the manufacturer.
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One way of getting there is to find out the manufacture's name for the motherboard as well as the model number you seem to have supplied. Download the freeware named Speccy and run it. There is a portable version of Speccy, FYI. In the left of the menu, click Motherboard. The right panel will identify the manufacturer. Google that manufacturer's website and check there for a driver. Email them if one is not there and query. You can also find a list of motherboard manufacturers at http://index.about.com/index?gclid=CMXM2Kr3_sMCFcMIvAodL5AA2A&am=broad&q=mother+boards&an=google_s&askid=fdcc7d02-0243-42e1-ac73-50ea38d8aea0-0-ab_gsb&dqi=&qsrc=999&ad=semD&o=4582&l=sem
It is a link on the page.
I have no luck Googling for this model number. You need to supply the manufacturer.