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kopasz7

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  • NVIDIA Drops Pascal Support On Linux, Causing Chaos On Arch Linux

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  • It's 2025, can we not display a warning message in pacman? Or letting it switch from nvidia-590 to nvidia-legacy?

    I'm not an arch user, I admit, I don't like footguns.

  • $100 Steam Machine Using a PS5 APU (ASRock BC-250)

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  • NVIDIA Drops Pascal Support On Linux, Causing Chaos On Arch Linux

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  • I believe the same SW version is packaged. Nvidia said they'd drop support in the 580 release, but they shifted it to 590 now.

    The arch issues are another layer of headache by the maintainers changing the package names and people breaking their systems on update when a non-compatible version is pulled replacing the one with still pascal support in it.

  • NVIDIA Drops Pascal Support On Linux, Causing Chaos On Arch Linux

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  • Are they supported longer on the windows driver?

  • NVIDIA Drops Pascal Support On Linux, Causing Chaos On Arch Linux

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  • According to the Steam HW survey around 6% of users are still using Pascal (10xx) GPUs. That's about 8.4 million GPUs losing proprietary driver support. What a waste.

     
        
GPU    %
1060    1.86
1050ti  1.43
1070    0.78
1050    0.67
1080    0.5
1080ti  0.38
1070ti  0.24

    Fixed: 1050 was masked as 1050ti

  • NVIDIA Drops Pascal Support On Linux, Causing Chaos On Arch Linux

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  • Making them open to contributions was the first step, but ok I won't engage in this petty tribalism.

    The topic was about nvidia's closed source drives.

    Valve couldn't do the same for pascal GPUs. Nobody but nvidia has the reclocking firmware, so even the reverse engineered nouveau NVK drivers are stuck at boot clock speeds.

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  • You can't expect them to support every single product they've ever released forever. And they're still doing better than AMD in that regard.

    If nvidia had the pre-GSP cards' drivers opensourced at least there would be a chance of maintaining support. But nvidia pulled the plug.

    Intel's and AMD's drivers in the Mesa project will continue to receive support.

    For example, just this week: Phoronix: Linux 6.19's Significant ~30% Performance Boost For Old AMD Radeon GPUs These are GCN1 GPUs from 13yrs ago.

  • Asahi Linux with Sway on the MacBook Air M2

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  • Make sure to check the compatibility matrix before getting a model not (fully) supported.

  • Op doesn't have time for interviews

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  • Must be an earlier revision. The PM just pinged me to add a fourth and fifth switch for "AI".

  • Op doesn't have time for interviews

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  • To fulfill the requirements.

  • The dominoes are falling: motherboard sales down 50% as PC enthusiasts are put off by stinking memory prices

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  • If only they had a solid state technology that expanded system memory... Shutting down optane comes to bite them, again.

  • Windows Marketshare since 2010

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  • Like instinctual stuff you haven't experienced yet, I guess.

  • Capital - smbc

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  • Removed

    Honestly, we're just looking to go in a new direction with different positions.

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  • Self fulfilling prophecy?

  • I'm with the other guys

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  • You're right. Off-by-1 error. Would be a Z4 then.

  • I'm with the other guys

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  • I'm with the other guys

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  • D8 mod 4

  • Noob RAM speed question

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  • RAM is the last component you should OC, it is arkane wizardry compared to CPU and GPU overclocking. Even a seemingly stable memory OC can crash at different workloads and when it does it gives seemingly unrelated errors that sends you down in endless rabbit holes.

  • Replacing a laptop keyboard

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  • This is why I buy (used) business class machines. They are at least one tier above the cheap, unreapirable crap OEMs peddle to regular consumers.