What will you see in motherboard at the time of buying?

i would check the inbuilt graphics...it should be of nvidia.. later the ram slots and a pci express slot will be considered.. [b]Keep lotting....keep earning.... byee...[/b]

If you will look the the motherboard itself, physically you will just see the slots like the Memory slot, Processor slot, Graphic card slot and the expansion card slots. And the most that you can see is the electronic parts of it like the capacitors, diodes, resistors, transistors and etc. But if you are into the specification of the board itself, you cannot determine that by just looking at the board. My suggestion is "RTM" (read the manual). There you can see all the detailed specifications of the motherboard like the capacity of the memory you can put in it, the processors that it supports... it is all there. When choosing a motherboard, I go for the numbers it says. The higher the number, the better it is. Example: Motherboard "A" can support up to 2GB of Memory compare to Motherboard "B" can support up to 4GB. Of course, Motherboard "B" is better because of the higher amout of memory it supports. But expect the price difference of both. Hope this makes sense. I am a computer technician for 2 years and all of my words are based on experience. Hope my post would be helpful for you. Cheers!