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Last edited by oldgaro on 28 November 2017 at 7:59 pm UTC
may i ask what kernel update? 4.15rc is the only one that doesnt work with nvidia without patches. but all the released kernels work just fine.
If you "update" your Kernel you will need to wait for NVIDIA to "patch" it so it won't even call XORG properly.
As ArchLinux feeds a new Kernel way sooner than Ubuntu so we need to wait for NVIDIA to patch a driver for Ubuntu
I was fed up with this morosity and sold my old 970 and got a 580!
Last edited by oldgaro on 28 November 2017 at 8:06 pm UTC
thatswhy i asked.. when 4.14 hit the testing nvidia driver modules were also compiled without issues.
edit: i dont install from nvidias website, just arch packaged drivers, which have patches for things like those.
Last edited by Xpander on 28 November 2017 at 8:09 pm UTC
Last edited by oldgaro on 28 November 2017 at 8:57 pm UTC
@oldgaro :
Would like to switch to AMD as well ! just have to find a proper deal before pulling the trigger.
That's a very good choice :D I'm using AMD graphics cards for many years now and had only minor problems (and no problems at all since amdgpu was released).
Depending on what performance you need, I recommend getting either a 580/570 8G or a RX Vega 56.
I have a Vega 64 in my machine and on Linux it scores somewhere around a 1080 Ti, sometimes even better, although I'm still using the crappy reference-design cooler.