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Originally Posted by vsolank1
Can you let me know how to check which video card I have, so that I can also try to install the latest driver.
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Re: similar Problem
The easiest way is to physically look at the card. If the Video is on board, check the manufacturers website for information.
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hmm can your monitor support it?
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The "lspci" command should tell you what card you have.
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