I don't understand why there are so many Arch users on Nvidia. It seems like if anything the Arch community would know better
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Got the card before I knew that I was going to run Linux as a daily driver and it was cheaper back then lol.
I personally got my card for really cheap from a friend, but that was years ago, and I'm currently selling my xbox and my older card to buy a more expensive amd
Eh surprisingly they often break less on arch in my experience
Cause it ships up to date nvidia drivers and it works genuinely very well?
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