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To be filled by O.E.M. (0x000006C0 - 0xE87917D0) it is what i see is there no listed in cpuz > mainboard > manufacture and model? or in speccy > motherboard is there a photo of the motherboard?

go to computer repair services, they understand about it usb eeprom can be bought via online

i also want to know about it but i used general double tape to my led strip, i even glued it

if u dont want to take any risk, buy a winbond with the same number with your winbond on motherboard and buy usb eeprom then download a bios from unofficial sites plug winbond on usb eeprom, install it into the winbond remove your gpu first if it freezes both usb eeprom and winbond are cheap...

how about update its bios? is it still able to run?

yes, u should

is it the latest windows 7? have u tried the different windows 7 version?

sure it is able to run gtx 1050 ti

it seems it is motherboard issue i had similar issue like this, but mine need to switch off my psu before i turned on my pc did you change your bios settings?

did you try some random old drivers?

try this first download your new card driver (the latest one) also download ddu go to safe mode open ddu and uninstall your old card driver (choose : clean and shutdown) back to normal install your new driver before you go online

i will correct my previous post i read in https://www.newegg.com/thinkcentre-m58-business-desktops-workstations/p/N82E16883108662 it is pcie x 2.0 it can use gtx 1050 but some pcie x 2.0 need to update bios and some dont need to for the best answer you need to ask lenovo https://www.lenovo.com

it is pcie x 2.0? as far as i know, any pcie x 2.0 motherboard must update its bios to be able to read modern graphics card

download your rtx driver first then turn off pc,remove your radeon card, and plug your rtx card and go to safe mode open ddu > uninstall your radeon driver back to normal mode, dont connect to internet, install your rtx driver (if you go online before install the driver, windows will find...

unplug your gpu from the motherboard, and plug your monitor cable (vga) to your motherboard slot if you want to change in bios menu unplug your gpu first , different manufacture , different menu but generally it is in cpu section or second/third tab in bios find it one by one, its name will be...