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hasufell wrote: |
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> On 08/25/2013 06:34 PM, Mick wrote: |
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>> I've been always running ATI Radeon cards, by accident rather than design. I |
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>> was thinking of moving to NVidia on a new box to be built soon, because of the |
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>> many accolades that I have read on the Internet, but reports of problems like |
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>> this make me pause for thought. Sure it's not major borkage, but it is an |
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>> inconvenience. How do NVidia users manage such problems? Trial and error? |
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> Sort of. When I hit a nice spot with a kernel/nvidia-driver combination, |
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> then I do not update both for quite a while. |
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I rarely have issues with them installing. I may find some odd bug but |
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not a clash with kernel and driver. Then again, I don't update my |
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kernel very often either. I did make it to 3.9.5 a little while back. |
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I do recall reading about issues with the 3.10.* kernels tho. I think |
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something moved or something and Nvidia needed to update the drivers. |
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I would usually say I am lucky but folks that know me know better than |
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that. lol |
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Dale |
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:-) :-) |
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