Locate chipset drivers for download from our motherboard drivers page. If you do not have a CD that installs these drivers, continue to the next step to identify the chipset. If you are attempting to identify your chipset because you need to install drivers, most motherboards come with a CD with those drivers on it. If there is no chipset entry in the Device Manager it may be because the chipset drivers are not installed on your computer. An example of a motherboard chipset entry in Device Manager is shown in the picture below. As there are multiple entries under System devices in Device Manager, look for an entry that mentions "chipset" and one of the manufacturers listed above.
The chipset of the motherboard is probably ALI, AMD, Intel, NVidia, VIA, or SIS. If you are looking for the chipset of the motherboard and are running Microsoft Windows, you can find the chipset information under the System devices category in the Windows Device Manager.
If you have any documentation that came with your motherboard, we recommend you refer to that first. The user manual is the quickest and easiest way to determine what chipset your motherboard uses. To use Hyper-V, a processor must have Second Level Address Translation capability.Review the options below for help on determining the chipset of the motherboard installed in your computer. In this article, we have discussed the SLAT feature that is usually required for Hyper-V use. You can watch the videos below about how to use CoreInfo and Intel Processor Utility, and you can also subscribe to our YouTube channel to support us… How to Check SLAT Requirement Support for Hyper-V ⇒ Video You can check from the image below that Intel VT-x with Extended Page Tables feature is Yes. To learn about the S-L-A-T capability of your processor, click the CPU Technologies tab in the Intel Processor Identification Utility. The first boot image of Intel Processor Identification Utility is as follows After downloading the program to your computer, perform the installation. With Processor Utility, you can learn your processor’s speed, frequency, Cache information, number of cores, CPU technologies, virtualization support, and much more.Īfter reviewing how to use CoreInfo, let’s use the Intel Processor Identification Utility to check if the processor has S-L-A-T support.įirst of all, click here to download Intel Processor Identification Utility. The Intel Processor Utility is a free program that allows you to view features from Intel-based processors developed by Microsoft.
Let’s talk about what the Intel Processor Identification Utility is. How to Use Intel Processor Identification Utility You can tell if your processor has SLAT support from the output ( *) in the image below.
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