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‎01-31-2025 08:28 AM

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Hi everyone, I have a Z8 Fury G5 with two RTX6000 video cards. If I connect a monitor to the primary card everything works perfectly. If instead I connect a monitor to the secondary card already in the boot phase (after the HP screen, so I would say it is not a driver issue) I get the squared or deformed image, which remains even when the operating system starts (RedHat 9). The first question that comes to mind is should both video cards work simultaneously, right? Or is it correct that the primary one works for viewing and the secondary one (and any others) only works for processing? It is my first Workstation with two video cards and I can't understand .... I have not found anything from the HP documentation, and HP support seems to understand less than me, because they were unable to give me an answer....

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