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Open-Source NVIDIA Linux Driver Usage About To Become Much More Reliable (www.phoronix.com)

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[–] thingsiplay@beehaw.org 2 points 3 days ago

Oh. I have seen in the FeatureMatrix list that the PowerManagement is not supported. I thought it was meant to be no "manual" management to switch the modes. Ok, if its stuck at lowest power, then its an issue. But maybe its not too bad, because I don't want to game on that card anymore and the CPU does not have an integrated iGPU. So having the lowest power wouldn't be even the worst thing to happen. But that is only my personal note here.

I just need to understand how much of crippling this actually is for real world usage. Guess I have to try and benchmark myself, just to see what it is capable of.