The motherboard might not be the most exciting part of your system, but it’s arguably the most important. It’s also the biggest, which can make it a bit awkward to install, but as long as you’re ...

Upgrading computers can save you considerable money versus buying new; these days, high-performance processors and motherboards are relatively cheap, and you save even more money if you install the ...

Small form factor computers, which are often used where space is limited, such as medical offices and call centers, typically use smaller motherboards as a part of their small case size. The microATX ...

This article is the second in a series of how-to stories on building a computer. For a video version of part two, click here. The motherboard, sometimes abbreviated “mobo,” is the most basic part of ...

I had tried to upgrade a motherboard while keeping the current copy of Windows 2000 running and failed. Oh, it kind of worked, but there were those exclamation points in the device manager that I ...

In this video–Part 2 of our series, tied to the article, “DIY: How to Build a Great Media-Editing Computer,” we show you how to install a motherboard in your PC.

I'm going to be swapping out the motherboard on my Ubuntu file server. I have a software RAID 5 set up on there using mdadm. What do I need to do to get it back up and running once I do the ...

I checked the motherboard swap thread already, and the question was asked (most clearly by kray28 on page 7) but never answered that I could see. With my old motherboard, I booted to WinXP on a SATA ...