Sadly, Nvidia has shown multiple times to be extremely user hostile and only concerned in keeping its hold on the computing space. There are I think almost no o

Sadly, Nvidia has shown multiple times to be extremely user hostile and only concerned in keeping its hold on the computing space. There are I think almost no other reasons to refuse to write an open driver except to avoid to expose exactly how CUDA works, I think. AMD's new open source driver is plug and play, and a true joy to use. In general I avoid Nvidia as much as I can, especially on laptops where I honestly don't see the appeal of having a dedicated monster that wrecks your battery every time you power it on. New iGPUs are excellent, especially those from AMD, and for bigger tasks assembling a desktop computer gives you much more processing power for a way lower price.