The pre-build uses a specific motherboard model, but the exact name isn't provided in the information given.
The pre-build uses a specific motherboard model, but the exact name isn't provided in the information given.
I have an older PC from the ASUS line: https://www.asus.com/us/Tower-PCs/CM6870/overview/. It originally came with 8GB DDR3 RAM, an Intel i3 3220 at 3.3GHz, and a GT620 motherboard. I upgraded it by adding an SSD and another 4GB of RAM. I'm attempting to install Windows 10 now. Before doing so, I need to gather all the necessary drivers, chipsets, and other components on a USB drive. The model isn't listed on the board or the manufacturer's site. This machine is intended for everyday use—browsing, email, streaming, basic tasks. Should I skip the setup and just install Windows 10? (I'm also looking for Intel and NVIDIA drivers.)