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6 minutes ago, Foure said:

unless i did this wrong it didnt work

Can you share the output of  

cat /proc/cmdline

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nvidia-smi

 

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Hello internet foure here, 

 

I am switching my gaming pc from Windows 10 to Nobara Linux, and am having Nvidia driver problems. Nobara installs properly, but always leaves me with a 4:3 aspect ratio, which I assume is a driver problem, so I uninstall all Linux Drivers for my Nvidia GPU, reboot, and install the correct driver because Nobara does not support my Current GPU, reboot, and still have the same problem. What do I need to fix this problem?

 

Thanks, foure

 

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AMD FX-6300 6-core

Nvidia Geforce 1050 TI

16 GB DDR3

Driver: 580.159.03

Nobara Linux 7.0.5/7.0.1

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you need to uninstall the proprietary drivers most likely and install nuveau 

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20 minutes ago, y0ur5h4d0w said:

you need to uninstall the proprietary drivers most likely and install nuveau

I have uninstalled the proprietary drivers, and Nobara autoinstalls nuveau, which, when running it, I get 1 frame per sometimes.

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42 minutes ago, Foure said:

Driver: 580.159.03

IIRC that's the correct driver, try add nvidia-drm.modeset=1 to the kernel parameter on boot menu.

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6 minutes ago, Foure said:

unless i did this wrong it didnt work

Can you share the output of  

cat /proc/cmdline

and  

nvidia-smi

 

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Fixed It! 

 

I ran nvidia-smi, and it responded, not knowing what where the driver files it was looking for were, so I reinstalled the driver, and, turns out, the driver did not install the first time, even though it said it did when I installed it the first time. Thank you all for your hard work; it is very much appreciated.

 

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