I’ve had a good experience with the open source official ones on an Ampere generation GPU, sorry it didn’t work for yall. I should also say that they’re only available for Turing up if I recall. The other open source ones like nouveau, nova, and NVK are incomplete and for most cards offer a bad gaming experience, so if you have an older card it’s preferable to use the proprietary
I’ll be honest, I missed “from nvidia” in your comment. I thought you meant the “regular” open source ones. We’re both using the 590-open one, since the regular one found in driver manager was trash.
Yes, that’s a new card well supported by the proprietary driver. I’m talking about cards older than 5 or 10 years.
The post specifically mentions old computers.
You don’t need the proprietary one anymore, the open source drivers from nvidia are better
Both me and the wife have had to switch to the proprietary ones for gaming, the other ones were bugging out like hell.
I’ve had a good experience with the open source official ones on an Ampere generation GPU, sorry it didn’t work for yall. I should also say that they’re only available for Turing up if I recall. The other open source ones like nouveau, nova, and NVK are incomplete and for most cards offer a bad gaming experience, so if you have an older card it’s preferable to use the proprietary
I’ll be honest, I missed “from nvidia” in your comment. I thought you meant the “regular” open source ones. We’re both using the 590-open one, since the regular one found in driver manager was trash.
The „open“ NVIDIA drivers don’t support legacy hardware.
My 1080Ti works out of the box with the bazzite-nvidia image