To get the processor information, you could use the following command: Get-CimInstance Win32_Processor Get processor information using PowerShell For example, to get the memory (RAM) information using PowerShell, you can use the following command: Get-CimInstance Win32_PhysicalMemory | ft Manufacturer, Capacity, SerialNumber, BankLabel, ConfiguredClockSpeed, DeviceLocator -Auto Get memory information using PowerShell Get processor (CPU) information The beauty of Get-CimInstance is that, not only motherboard, but you can query a whole lot of things from CIM. If you are a system admin and often need this information about any server or computer, you can continue reading and I’ll show you how to create a cmdlet that will work exactly like other Windows PowerShell cmdlets.
If you want to get the information about any remote server, just add -ComputerName parameter and specify the name of computer/server as shown below: Get-CimInstance -Class Win32_BaseBoard -ComputerName DC1 | Format-Table Manufacturer, Product, SerialNumber, Version The good news is that Get-CimInstance supports ComputerName parameter where you can specify remote computer name and get the information about that. The above command displays the Motherboard manufacturer, Model, Serial number and Revision number for local computer. Get motherboard information using PowerShell To get the information about motherboard, open Windows PowerShell and type the following command: Get-CimInstance -Class Win32_BaseBoard | Format-Table Manufacturer, Product, SerialNumber, Version -Auto
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