RickyWars1Nvidia 595 Stable Out
Die4EverImproved support for falling back to system memory when available video memory is low, to help prevent Wayland desktop freezes.
I feel like this is pretty big! forums.developer.nvidia.com/t/…/260304
Non-existent shared VRAM on NVIDIA Linux drivers
The NVIDIA Linux driver doesn’t handle the VRAM sharing with the system RAM. What I’m exactly referring to is this: Windows 10 Task Manager in GPU section As can be seen, there is the “Dedicated GPU memory” and the “Shared GPU memory” that is actual system RAM but shared with the GPU, so in case the GPU runs out of VRAM, the system or game doesn’t simply crash or have a drop in FPS. So what is the problem then? The problem is that the “Shared GPU memory” doesn’t exist on the NVIDIA Linux dri...
renegadesporkNice! I’ve been burned by this before.
Yes looking forward to this one too. Not sure if it will help, but Jedi survivor has some weird texture things going on due to VRAM requirements on Linux that I didn’t have on Windows. Possibly down to how this is treated.
I gave up on ever being able to use Wayland while having this Nvidia GPU. That sounds promising.
BoxOfFeetWell since it hasn’t been fully implemented in the DX12 to Vulkan translation layers, you aren’t missing out yet.
Lucy :3If you have something older than Titan RTX / 2080 Ti (TU162), you won’t get more updates
Ah, that’s probably what it is. Yeah, I have a 2060, and a 980Ti. I only upgrade components if I really have to. And so far, all of my games run fine. So, unless there is a Fallout 5 or some really cool co-op survival game my friends insist I need to get, I’m going to be rocking my 2060 and the 580 driver for a while. Next card will probably be an AMD, anyway.
Can someone update Jensen’s drivers to something more stable?
“stable”