I did some research and found out that it may be that I installed it in BIOS mode, which causes the heat. I worry that the higher temperature may shorten the lifetime of my laptop. I'm comparing the CPU Core 0 and CPU Core 1 values in Kubuntu to the CPU Core 1 and CPU Core 2 values in Mac OS X.ġ0℃ more may be not a very big overheating disaster, but when I do really intense things on my computer (such as playing Team Fortress 2 a while) my CPU is at ~70℃ on OSX, and when playing it a while on Kubuntu, my CPU is ~80℃. Judging from the temperature monitor widget in Kubuntu, my temperature seems to be ~10℃ hotter compared to under Mac OS X. I have upgraded my RAM from 2GB to 8GB, if that matters.) I have the proprietary NVIDIA drivers installed on my Kubuntu. However no issue on the dell monitor.Īnaconda based installer has the same issue ‘blank screen’ - tried fedora33, 34 and AlmaLinux.I have a dual-boot Mac OS X 10.8 and Kubuntu 12.10 64x on my white MacBook from mid-2010 installed. Some have issues with the LG monitor frequency. Let me Know if I need to do anything different or test something.įyi, pop_os, open suse, zorin, endeavour OS, Manjaro, system rescue CD boot into live environment.
The same USB boots into live environment on a HP laptop (no discrete Graphics). Just took out the SSD and installed in this machine and ran a ‘Ubuntu-drivers install’ and everything ran smoothly. The initial install was done on a different machine (HP Z420 with Nvidia 1070ti) and everything was smooth.
I can confirm that elementary OS was running on this machine before I formatted the SSD. I have a very old Nvidia Quadro 4000 GPU with 2 monitors attached to it - 1x Dell HD via DVI converted to VGA and 1x LG 1440p, 144hz. Tried nomodeset, nouveau.modeset=0 burned different USB’s. I have been trying to do a fresh install and get a blank screen past the selection screen.
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