- Jun 13, 2019
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Hi guys,
I have an old HP h8-1020-es with a IPISB-CH2 Motherboard. I bought the higher end model which includes an I-7 processor and 16 gigs of ram. The point is I only use it to program and would like to continue to use it.
The video card crapped out. It no longer works. Model 1062. HP PN:649669-001. It's an NVIDIA graphics card. I believe it is a GT440?
The problem is that I have purchased two graphics cards already and neither one has worked. The system chokes on the HP splash screen and that is that.
I would like someone to tell me what card I can buy that will work on the spot. I don't want to guess anymore. I spent 3 hours on the phone with someone from Amazon and they assured me the card would work. No dice.
I am not even sure if the problem is the legacy BIOS or what it is. I was running 4 monitors with the older card using the integrated graphics.
BTW, running UBuntu 18.04 and the old card had no problems.
lashw says the system is uefi capable, but no mention of uefi in the setup.
Please help!
I have an old HP h8-1020-es with a IPISB-CH2 Motherboard. I bought the higher end model which includes an I-7 processor and 16 gigs of ram. The point is I only use it to program and would like to continue to use it.
The video card crapped out. It no longer works. Model 1062. HP PN:649669-001. It's an NVIDIA graphics card. I believe it is a GT440?
The problem is that I have purchased two graphics cards already and neither one has worked. The system chokes on the HP splash screen and that is that.
I would like someone to tell me what card I can buy that will work on the spot. I don't want to guess anymore. I spent 3 hours on the phone with someone from Amazon and they assured me the card would work. No dice.
I am not even sure if the problem is the legacy BIOS or what it is. I was running 4 monitors with the older card using the integrated graphics.
BTW, running UBuntu 18.04 and the old card had no problems.
lashw says the system is uefi capable, but no mention of uefi in the setup.
Please help!
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