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1. HOW TO INSTALL INTEL GRAPHICS DRIVER UBUNTU MINT DRIVERS
2. HOW TO INSTALL INTEL GRAPHICS DRIVER UBUNTU MINT UPDATE

It lists it as " Graphics Card: Intel Corporation HD Graphics 620".

When I look in System Info, I see that the system recognizes my graphics card.

HOW TO INSTALL INTEL GRAPHICS DRIVER UBUNTU MINT DRIVERS

The official Intel page claims (as noted above) that all relevant drivers should simply be pre-installed with the Linux distro. Similarly, Googling for the Linux Intel HD Graphics 620 driver results in many dead-ends.

HOW TO INSTALL INTEL GRAPHICS DRIVER UBUNTU MINT UPDATE

I've done an apt-get update along with an apt-get upgrade just in case, but I can't find this driver anywhere. However, when I go to the " Driver Manager", no drivers are listed at all. Proprietary drivers, such as the Intel driver I need, should already exist on the system, and can be installed using the " Driver Manager" in the " Administration" menu. After reading some tutorials about Linux driver installation, it seems the general idea is that a modern Linux distro is supposed to come with all the drivers you need "out-of-the-box". My working assumption is I need to install a driver, but I'm confused about how exactly this is done. If I boot without using nomodeset, I just get a blank "no signal" from the monitor. Obviously, I need to install the graphics card driver for the Intel HD Graphics 620. After booting up, I am limited to an 800圆00 display and hardware rendering is disabled. When booting up, I need to use nomodeset to successfully boot into Linux Mint Cinnamon. I've connected the Gigabyte Brix to a 27" monitor via HDMI. The graphics card I have is an Intel HD Graphics 620. I've setup a newly purchased Gigabyte Brix GB-BKi3HA-7100, and I have installed Linux Mint 19 Cinnamon (version 3.8.8).