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Pop!_OS NVIDIA Graphics Drivers
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455.23 #57

Closed mmstick closed 4 years ago

leviport commented 4 years ago

Oh one thing I forgot to mention: I had to use sudo apt full-upgrade to install. I'm not sure whether that's a problem or not.

mmstick commented 4 years ago

Yes, every NVIDIA driver upgrade requires it. The Pop Shop performs full-upgrade actions, and apt users get notified.

leviport commented 4 years ago

One more thing: let's remember to merge https://github.com/pop-os/gnome-shell-extension-system76-power/pull/47 with it too so users aren't prompted to switch to Nvidia when adding monitors while in hybrid mode.

michaelaye commented 4 years ago

still amazed and love that you do your official pop-os dev out in the open on Github, respect!

Redbatman89 commented 3 years ago

I had to revert back to 440.100, the new driver was making vulkan shaders take too long to process.

leviport commented 3 years ago

@Redbatman89 are you talking about when you launch a proton game in steam? It does take a bit (about 7 minutes when I tried it with fallout 4), but that only happens the first time you launch it. It probably needs to reconfigure them for the new driver, but it won't keep doing it every time.

jackpot51 commented 3 years ago

That may be fixed by the new 455.28 driver. We will be packaging it soon.

Redbatman89 commented 3 years ago

@Redbatman89 are you talking about when you launch a proton game in steam? It does take a bit (about 7 minutes when I tried it with fallout 4), but that only happens the first time you launch it. It probably needs to reconfigure them for the new driver, but it won't keep doing it every time.

It wasn't just Proton but actual Linux native games too. Rise of Tomb Raider was taking almost 20 mins and Serious Sam Fusion was taking long too. Thing is that I allow my Steam to process vulkan shaders in the background once I launch steam everytime.