How do I know if my motherboard is up-to-date?

[Faspaiso]

Hi

I recently reinstalled Windows and the only driver I could not install on my MSI computer was my motherboard driver (installed driver with the disk that followed the PC.). I have seen a drop in FPS in games since and thought this could be the cause. CPU is running at 100% while GPU is running at 50%. Having 20-30 FPS lower than before.


I got an Micro-Star International - MS-B090 motherboard.

Serial Number: Default String
Version 1.1.

I find Micro-Stars website to be pretty hard to use and I tried there updater tool. It scanned, said a lot of things were out of date and I should pay to update them.

I can't find my motherboard on MSI website either.. Anyone that can help me?

Thanks in advance

 

[geofelt]

Run cpu-Z.
It will identify your motherboard and the current bios level.

 

[Faspaiso]

Run cpu-Z.
It will identify your motherboard and the current bios level.

Already did and I got to here http://prntscr.com/dqavn8

 

[geofelt]

In cpu-Z what does it say your model number is?
down lower, what does it say your BIOS version is?

 

[Faspaiso]

In cpu-Z what does it say your model number is?
down lower, what does it say your BIOS version is?

http://prntscr.com/dqcbpw

Here is a picture with both CPU-Z and Speccy.

Model number is MS-B090
Bios version is 8.40

 

[geofelt]

The only B090 bios I find says 833 is current.

My suggestion is to use system restore to reset your pc back to before you did updates.

 

[Faspaiso]

The only B090 bios I find says 833 is current.

My suggestion is to use system restore to reset your pc back to before you did updates.

The thing is I got a new SSD, so I completely reinstalled Windows from a clean install and haven't updated anything manually. Everything has been drivers through the disk (only a few drivers worked.. Not the motherboard one though) and Windows Update.

Can you answer me how I find the right model on MSI website? With the names on the first picture?

Thanks for your time