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‎04-28-2017 12:56 PM - edited ‎04-28-2017 04:28 PM

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Product: HP Z1 G1
Operating System: Microsoft Windows 10 (64-bit)

Hi all, i'm really desperate: My Nvidia old 3000M (probaly) overheated and I bought an new original HP Video-Card-Cooling-Module containing an K2100M (it was the only one availeble). But all I get is a black screen and six beeps. Same at the office where I have an second Z1 (both 1st gen.) As much black on both stations for an M2000M I assembled. On the other hand I have a 1000M that is working fine on both. I have an Intel Xeon CPU E31280 @ 3.5GHz on this one and an 3.3 Ghz on the other.

 

I have had bios updated and Legacy Support Enabled / Secure Boot Disabled.

Is it the motherboard that doesnt support the Graphics cards / the PCI express slot? Seems not different to the G2.

 

 

Can anybody help me out with it? I checked all forums for houres but found no hint to an possible issue. 

Thanks,

Maire

 

 

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‎04-28-2017 02:50 PM

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PS: I have bios updated and Legacy Support Enabled / Secure Boot Disabled.

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