- Joined
- Mar 16, 2015
- Messages
- 476
- Motherboard
- HP 6300 SFF-V3.08
- CPU
- i5-3570
- Graphics
- GT 640
- Mac
- Classic Mac
"PCIe Lane Width: x4" was checked because I was worried.
Surprisingly, my GPU is displayed in the same way, so when I checked what the other GPUs were, the rest was displayed according to the specifications.
I am using "Palit GT 640 1 GB", but used it from HP6300 with BIOS 2.90 from EL.Captain to Mojave without any problem.
After that, I replaced the CPU with i3-2120 and updated to BIOS 3.08 to use @Sniki's guide.
No longer recognized only by HP6300(The cause may be Secure Boot: Enable).
The HP8300SFF still uses it, but it is not clear whether it originally supports UEFI.
The legitimate BIOS doesn't support UEFI.
So I decided to download a BIOS that supports UEFI from "BIOS Coleection" and write the BIOS, but it was already written.
The current display is as follows.
I don't know if the cause of the failure is CPU replacement or BIOS.
However, I think it would be wiser to use it if it can be used.
I welcome any suggestions.
Surprisingly, my GPU is displayed in the same way, so when I checked what the other GPUs were, the rest was displayed according to the specifications.
I am using "Palit GT 640 1 GB", but used it from HP6300 with BIOS 2.90 from EL.Captain to Mojave without any problem.
After that, I replaced the CPU with i3-2120 and updated to BIOS 3.08 to use @Sniki's guide.
No longer recognized only by HP6300(The cause may be Secure Boot: Enable).
The HP8300SFF still uses it, but it is not clear whether it originally supports UEFI.
The legitimate BIOS doesn't support UEFI.
So I decided to download a BIOS that supports UEFI from "BIOS Coleection" and write the BIOS, but it was already written.
The current display is as follows.
I don't know if the cause of the failure is CPU replacement or BIOS.
However, I think it would be wiser to use it if it can be used.
I welcome any suggestions.