[Sussex] Wotcha List..... and other problems....

[Desmond Armstrong]

> Download a copy of CPUZ from cpuid.com and that will tell you a lot about
> the mainboard, processor and memory. If you are using onboard graphics,
> then the mainboard will give you a clue (using google) of the exact
> chipset being used.
>   
Unfortunately, the mainboard number is not terribly helpful in the case 
of Packard Bell you should instead go to:-

http://support.packardbell.com/uk/

you will have more luck there. You can enter the actual serial number.