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Is my GPU working?

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If I boot to Ubuntu and lspci shows drivers for my GPU, does this mean it's working? I have tested performance using Globs and my scores averaged around 58 FPS.

I'm having issues getting it to be detected in Windows and was assuming it to be dead.

Running something like a 5660 on a Sony Vaio e series.

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answered 1 Year ago farnic · Accepted Answer

So Ubuntu was correct with the GPU working! I updated the windows install and it is now working there too.