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RAM Report: permissions: Unable to run dmidecode. Model: Logitech G903 LIGHTSPEED Wireless Gaming Mouse w/ HERO type: N/A ID-2: hidpp_battery_0 charge: N/A condition: N/A volts: 4.2 min: N/A Volts: 17.0 min: 15.2 model: GIGABYTE Aero 15 type: Li-ion serial: N/A Type: Desktop System: GIGABYTE product: AORUS 17G XD v: N/A serial: Ĭhassis: SYS_CHASSIS_ type: 3 v: y.y serial: Resume=UUID=2c2cc2e2-1598-4dd2-b885-60a163fd44e0 udev.log_priority=3ĭesktop: KDE Plasma 5.22.5 tk: Qt 5.15.2 info: docker wm: kwin_x11 vt: 1ĭm: SDDM Distro: Manjaro Linux base: Arch Linux Voxel Tycoon (native linux version ran normally around 230+ FPS, however proton version was at 130FPS, though stable).

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American Truck Simulator (proton version only as native version has an issue that it doesn’t scale properly for me, can’t get pass the main menu and I know this game ran fine in Proton with Pop OS when I tried in spring).

To be safe I also tried with prime-run command. Same eGPU setup on my old laptop (with weaker CPU) and with both Pop_OS and Kubuntu didn’t have an issue like this.Įverything so far seems to indicate that correct GPUs are in use ( nvidia-smiand set up the system monitor to display both GPU usage). Doesn’t matter if the game is being ran with eGPU RTX 3080 or laptop’s RTX 3070, both behave same. FPS is very unstable, jumps between 10-70 and a lot. It also seems it doesn’t matter what the game settings are, Low or Ultra - behaviour is exactly the same and I know this computer could handle this game in Ultra just fine on Win. I have seriusly bad performance issues with my games, all of them that I so far tried. I’ve managed to got over my biggest hoop of getting the computer to use the eGPU when it’s connected instead the optimus-manager GPUs and finally got into testing my games.

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Sorry if I’m lacking information as I’m trial running manjaro to see if it could be my daily driver and this is my first longer experience on linux desktop. Hopefully most folks dont have this level of trouble with their optimus drivers but this worked for me and is worth a shot if anyone is struggling with the intel driver update.Good day everyone. Step 6 - reload the nvidia drivers (I use the verde drivers from the nividia web site) Step 4 - after the reboot, the latest intel driver loads fine

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Step 3 - the OS boots with no video device found - using windows update it got me a 'vanilla' intel hd driver and installed fine Step 2 is to disable optimus in the bios - boot to only the intel graphics adapter Step 1 is to uninstall the currently installed Intel and nvidia graphic drivers

#NVIDIA EGPU DRIVERS OPTIMUS INSTALL#

The good news is that I have been able to install the Intel Driver package. I finally got a helpful tip from the Intel WIDI engineer that corrected a misperception of mine - Intel drivers should be upgradable on an Optimus system - there is nothing special about that driver (contrary to what the nvidia and lenovo sites were telling me). The problem I had was that both the Lenovo packaged video driver and also the Intel packaged driver both complained and would not install on my new laptop. The initial post on Intel's communities website suggested I needed to update my video driver. The first issue I had was that playback of a video on the widi monitor hung after 5-15 minutes of playback. The background: I have a Lenovo T420s with Optimus and since it supports Widi 2.0 I had wanted to get that working. I wanted share my learnings from a recent, fairly frustrating support experience.