Problem with Hp xw4600 Graphics card upgrade

I have a hp xw4600 workstation with an nvidia quadro FX3700 gpu and I bought an nvidia quadro K2000 gpu
after I have plugged the new card in, it would not start and the cpu released a beep sound.
May I know what is the problem I am facing or what can I do to make it work?

I know nothing about this, but on the page linked for the K2000, it states
The Quadro K2000 is supported on the following HP Personal Workstations:
Z820, Z620, Z420, Z220
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