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NVIDIA 375.20 Adds X.Org Server 1.19 Support, Stabilizes Other Changes

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  • #11
    Has anyone tried this driver, Xorg 1.19, and Optimus with Prime Sync? I've had no luck with it, but I believe KMS needs to be enabled (trying to enable it just causes GDM/GNOME not to load)

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    • #12
      Mobile G-SYNC seems to work on notebooks, now.
      Hi guys. Is there any information on whether Mobile G-Sync is supported or on the way? I’ve got a Clevo P750DM-G, 1080p@60hz G-Sync eDP panel, 970M, Mint 17.3 running the latest 4.5 Kernel and 364.12 drivers (that was some mucking around…). No G-Sync option in Nvidia Settings. Similarly, I noticed the Windows drivers lack G-Sync support for this laptop in the latest iteration (364.72) and I had to roll back to 362.00 in Win10. I’m guessing there’s a list of G-Sync enabled BIOS cookies that ...

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      • #13
        Originally posted by Espionage724 View Post
        Has anyone tried this driver, Xorg 1.19, and Optimus with Prime Sync? I've had no luck with it, but I believe KMS needs to be enabled (trying to enable it just causes GDM/GNOME not to load)
        I'm trying with Fedora 24 using Xorg 1.19 rpm from F25 testing repository, and yes nvidia-drm module with modeset=1 should be enabled in order to PRIME Sync to work, but to enable this with kernel >= 4.8 you should disable CONFIG_HARDENED_USERCOPY in kernel config as it's not compatible with current (375.20) nvidia binary drivers. I'm trying this now, i cross the fingers...

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        • #14
          Ok i confirm that it works (glxgears now finally @ 60fps after hours of kernel recompiling...), next week at work i will test if it's stable enough...

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          • #15
            Originally posted by debianxfce View Post

            Remove unneeded drivers and modules, then the kernel compiles in 10-20 minutes.
            About 4 minutes actually, on an old i5 2500K.

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            • #16
              Hi,

              I'm trying to force P0 state with my NVIDIA GTX 1070 GPU. With 9xx series there was an option to force P0 state which gave significant performance boost. How can I do this with 10xx series?

              Thanks!

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              • #17
                has anyone checked if Nvidia binary drivers also are sending telemetry data like last releases of Nvidia's Windows drivers?

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