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I count myself lucky for holding on to my 1080ti for as long as I did - by the time I made the switch to Linux the drivers were pretty stable
1080 here :)
Just got a 1060 used literally yesterday (the same day as this comment)
970 and the drivers are still shite
Still using my 1070
750 Ti, and the driver is still garbage. on plasma wayland had to turn off window previews on taskbar for the environment to not freeze randomly. a kernel update earlier there was an 80% chance the whole thing would crash after login on the firsf frame of the desktop, or before that. gamescope has problems thanks to nvidua unique things: FSR is pure blackness but even without that, games are tearing and slow while even a test animation like vkcube maxes out a cpu core of a cpu that's not nearly that bad. and that's just been the product of a single week of linux usage on the desktop.
@wingsfortheirsmiles Up until last week, I was getting by pretty well, but now...
*sighs in 2D*