Ubuntu 16.04 can't recognize GTX 1060
I have Intel® HD Graphics (Coffeelake 3x8 GT2), and a GTX 1060 on my laptop.
Ubuntu automatically recognizes Intel. I want to use GTX 1060 so I installed latest drivers for it. When I go to 'Additional Drivers' I see NVIDIA Corporation: Unknown.
Even if I select latest driver from there I see Graphics: Unknown on 'About This Computer' window.
Any ideas about what can I do?
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I have Intel® HD Graphics (Coffeelake 3x8 GT2), and a GTX 1060 on my laptop.
Ubuntu automatically recognizes Intel. I want to use GTX 1060 so I installed latest drivers for it. When I go to 'Additional Drivers' I see NVIDIA Corporation: Unknown.
Even if I select latest driver from there I see Graphics: Unknown on 'About This Computer' window.
Any ideas about what can I do?
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I have Intel® HD Graphics (Coffeelake 3x8 GT2), and a GTX 1060 on my laptop.
Ubuntu automatically recognizes Intel. I want to use GTX 1060 so I installed latest drivers for it. When I go to 'Additional Drivers' I see NVIDIA Corporation: Unknown.
Even if I select latest driver from there I see Graphics: Unknown on 'About This Computer' window.
Any ideas about what can I do?
16.04 nvidia
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I have Intel® HD Graphics (Coffeelake 3x8 GT2), and a GTX 1060 on my laptop.
Ubuntu automatically recognizes Intel. I want to use GTX 1060 so I installed latest drivers for it. When I go to 'Additional Drivers' I see NVIDIA Corporation: Unknown.
Even if I select latest driver from there I see Graphics: Unknown on 'About This Computer' window.
Any ideas about what can I do?
16.04 nvidia
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