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The driver that came with the motherboard is broken, the display goes to black but never goes to sleep. I would hope that there's a newer driver that works.
The problem is to find a solution on Intel's web site:
Download Center: No results found for "xeon e3-1275V3"No results found for "xeon e3-1275 V3" No results found for "HD Graphics P4600"
No results found for "P4600"
The download center has also a seach by category, but the closest thing I found was a driver for HD graphics in Core processors. The Xeon E3 is not listed as compatible:
Intel® Iris™ and HD graphics Driver for Windows 7* and Windows 8* 64
This software driver package will install the Intel® Iris™ and HD graphics driver for:
Intel® Pentium® Processor 2000/3000/G2000/G2100/G3000 Series
Intel® Celeron® Processor 900/1000/2000/G1000 Series
3rd Generation Intel® Core™ Processors with:
Intel® HD Graphics 4000/2500
4th Generation Intel® Core™ Processors with:
Intel® HD Graphics 4200/ 4400/4600/5000
Intel® IrisTM Graphics 5100
Intel® IrisTM Pro graphics 5200
These drivers will not function with any other product.
Pentium, Celeron and Core. No Xeon. Now what?
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Hi RainerD,
Drivers for server platforms and operating systems are to be obtained directly by the manufacturer of your server. Please contact them in order to obtain the appropriate driver.
Thanks,
-Nic
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Sorry, but nobody said anything about server systems. The system in question is a workstation, and the E3-1275V3 is a workstation processor with a comparatively high-end INTEL GPU on chip.
If anyone can and should provide a driver for that, it's Intel.
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If you are looking for workstation processors, it is still best to get them directly from the manufacturer of your workstation system. However, you have the option of using thehttp://intel.com/support/graphics/detect.htm Intel® Driver Update Utility to locate your driver as well.
Thank you,
-Nic
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