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You can also just sell gpu and get one that works with your setup. Not ideal solution, but it depends on your priorities.
by Gonzih 9y ago
You can also just sell gpu and get one that works with your setup. Not ideal solution, but it depends on your priorities.
- TeMPOraL 9y agoSelling a GPU takes time and loses you money - and that's in PC case, because on a laptop you don't even have that option. Moreover, if you have an NVIDIA GPU, you most likely need a decent GPU for something - high-end video games, 3D modelling work, GPU-accelerated computations, etc. Linux distros are, frankly, not much different for one another - they're pretty interchangeable for almost all tasks I can think of as a user/developer. GPUs, on the other hand, are a bit less interchangeable between vendors. You really have only two players to choose from (Intel GPUs don't count for anything serious) - so if both suddenly become incompatibile with a given Linux distro, then it's obviously bye bye to that Linux distro.