In the demonstrated case in the screenshots that is ATI/AMD (ATI was bought out by AMD). The first number will always indicate the manufacturer. Search for that in the internet or use a site like.
Note the value with the lines like this one: PCI\ven1002&dev_6898&subsyst_0b. Go to the tab "Details" and change "Device description" to "Hardware ID".Right click on it and select "properties".Go to the device you want to find the hardware ID from.
To start the device manager either go to and type devmgmt.msc or right click on the icon on your desktop, select "manage" and click on the device manager option.
This will help you indentify which hardware it is, rather than a generic PCI Simple Communication Controller or similar.įor unix like OS'ses such as FreeBSd, Linux or OS X use lspci or pciconf.įor windows you can use the hardware ID tab in the device manager. When you have unknown hardware which is 20 years or less old you usually can get the PCI device ID.
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