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June 15th, 2024 14:01

2 different graphics cards installed in my 3660 Workstation

I bought my 3660 a little over a year ago and spec'd it with an Nvidia RTX A4000 graphics card (Intel 12900K processor)  The mother board died last fall and when the computer was returned, I saw that an AMD graphics card was also installed.  I was concerned and emailed Dell a few times to ask why...no response.  

Ever since the computer was returned/repaired, I have horrible problems with my HP plotter...it will not format correctly...none of the plotter drivers work correctly, but I do not know if the AMD GC is the reason.

Today will performing system scan through Support Assist, I noticed that an update for the AMD graphics card was requested.  This is the update message:

AMD Radeon Pro W6300/6400/6600/6800/7500/7600/W7900  Desk Top Grpahics Driver and Application.

I've no idea why Dell would install a graphics card from a different company...

Thoughts?

Thank you,

Michael

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June 15th, 2024 22:29

It is better you chat w Dell and ask for the repair depot phone number asking why the repair replaced the gpu of a different spec.  someone from Depot might call you in 24-48 hr if case is escalated.

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June 17th, 2024 03:42

In addition to what redxps said:

One can always remove the AMD card and see if that fixes the problem.

A few weeks ago Windows Updates knocked my printer offline.  I had to delete/uninstall the driver and download it, again.  It's the 2nd time Windows Updates have done that.  There usually isn't a correlation between a GPU and printer drivers not working that I know of.

Also odd that Dell would repair a computer and just thrown in another GPU.

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June 17th, 2024 11:47

@bradthetechnut​ 

I have ProSupport and asked about the AMD graphics card...hopefully I will receive a response...

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