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Just got a new GPU, why is it so hard to use it?
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It might just be a card issue rather than a linux issue. I bought a new CPU a few months ago that was dead on arrival. Had to return it. Bought it brand new. So it's something to double check.
Definitely a worthy advice. Many times it's just bad hardware, not OS.