Linux?

[shpinog]

Is it possible to?

[dartraiden]

The Linux driver does not have these restrictions. I tested with P106-100, just install the proprietary driver and it just works.

[shpinog]

So it was up to version 515 of the driver. Now it looks like nvidia has done the same on linux as subsequent drivers have performance drops of up to ~5 fps

https://forums.developer.nvidia.com/t/performance-regression-on-prime-system-with-520-and-later-driver-series/241178

[furioussv]

for linux would be helpful these drivers to apply low memory frequency (810), instead of 3000/5000mhz for GDDR5X/6 mb it will be enough just with renaming (by deviceid?) from P-1**/CMP-**HX to GTX/RTX cards

[PPTG]

I'm bringing up the topic again: how can I enable full GPU support on Debian?

[PPTG]

I think the problem lies in the fact that the GPU is limited to a Gen 1 X4 communication bus. The clocks are correct, at least according to the readings. Where should I start tinkering in Linux to try to modify the driver so that it thinks it has a 1060?

[PPTG]