I don't buy NVIDIA GPUs because they block their usage in VMs. I don't need much for my Windows 10 VM, so I tried to use a GT 710 I had lying around. It took weeks before I was able to figure out how to fool it into working without the dreaded error 43, but even then I had terrible audio stuttering. So I went out and bought a cheap RX 560 14CU, and it worked like a charm.
The bottom line is that NVIDIA is an unethical company, for multiple reasons.
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Originally posted by FireBurn View Post
Yeah I need to upgrade my Alienware 15 with a Radeon M395X - cant wait to get a true 7nm Zen2 mobile chip with Navi graphics PRIME setup
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Originally posted by Britoid View Post
NVIDIA could use their userland blob with the nouveau drivers, similar to what AMD does.
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I'm obviously not expecting much but it would be nice the see the open source driver become more viable, because currently its pretty much a given that you don't use it.
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Originally posted by sarmad View Postmeanwhile people are still waiting for their AMD powered gaming laptops.
Last time I checked there was not a single notebook that featured a display better than FHD.
NOT-A-SINGLE-ONE.
Not even Lenovo that now has RyZen T-Series notebooks and could easily
configure the thing with the already existing higher-res displays of the intel T-models.
Can there be another explanation than intel pressuring OEMs
to not configure RyZen notebooks that compete with intel high-end models?
I see that RyZen notebooks are targeted at a lower price-tag.
But not a single offer with a display better than FHD?
Come on!
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Nvidia... being nice? I don't think so. Waiting for the hammer.
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Originally posted by gerddie View PostI got one of these, without OS, and it's nice. There are still a few quirks: The keyboard backlight needs an out-of-tree driver, and so does the Wifi chip, but apart from that everything works with Ubuntu 19.04. The touchpad is a bit low quality though.
Code:nvme_core.default_ps_max_latency_us=5500
I have a bit too much going on to deal with a new lappy right now, but it looks like what I want
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Originally posted by jpenguin View Post
I'm looking at https://www.asus.com/us/Laptops/ASUS...aming-FX505DY/ ...
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Originally posted by sarmad View Postmeanwhile people are still waiting for their AMD powered gaming laptops.
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