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11-22-2017 10:08 AM
11-22-2017 10:08 AM
DL160 Gen9 Driver for G200eH
Hello all. I have an HP DL160 Gen9 server running Windows 7 Professional 64-bit and the graphics are terribly laggy. Even on a blank desktop from a fresh reboot, just opening a Windows Explorer window is choppy. It gets worse when running a program or two.
I looked in the Device Manager and the graphics card is an onboard Matrox G200eH. I've tried the default Windows Driver search from the OS and of course it says the best driver is already installed. Looking on the Matrox site hasn't been successful, as the drivers I've found were either meant for Windows Server operating systems or for cards that aren't of the G200 series.
Anyone have a solution or ideas? Thanks a bunch!