Need Graphics Card that Works with Legacy bios, not UEFI

Macboatmaster:

I don’t think I have power supply issue,

I agree as I said on my post 3 when I found that your Dell should have the 525watt PSU

I also suggested the 1060 used by the person in the link I provided


I am convinced that your resolution problem is a problem with the available resolutions on the monitor and how the card is connected
VGA provides less resolution than for instance display port
Indeed as you say

I wanted to have a backup computer, to minimize interruptions should I have a failure. My original computer had a Nvida quadro 600 card, which provided the 1920 x 1280 resolution for the monitor used with that computer.

I will leave you with the other people as tyring to folow advice from multiple sources is difficult

The only comment I would repeat is that you still seem to be hung up on the card not having the installation CD.
This is a matter of no importance on Windows 10.

To get 1920 x 1080 on a Quadro you need a refresh rate of 60hz
All details of resolution for the card in the release notes of the driver mentioned by my colleague
here is 60 spec sheet
https://www.nvidia.com/content/dam/e..._600_US_LR.pdf
Good luck with it.

This card just needs power from the slot... Asus Phoenix GeForce GTX 1050 Ti 4 GB Video Card (PH-GTX1050TI-4G) - PCPartPicker


And Nvidia has drivers all the way back to Win 7...
Official Advanced Driver Search | NVIDIA