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It's been a struggle getting two monitors to work on my GeForce 2080ti. I've been trying to install Linux natively on my machine and unless I turn off one monit
by dimgl 5y ago
It's been a struggle getting two monitors to work on my GeForce 2080ti. I've been trying to install Linux natively on my machine and unless I turn off one monitor, I get crazy artifacts and I can't even see the UI at all for the setup. I've tried different distros even... All of the latest versions of these distros have this problem, so I'm assuming it's some kind of kernel bug.
- kymaz 5y agoThat does not at all sound normal. A stable system (linpack and furmark at the same time stable) shouldn't do that. It's not impossible for that to be a BIOS/EFI issue. Personally my 2060super with Debian stable has been a surprisingly pleasant experience. At least you haven't gotten to the part where you can effectively(not literally) send hotplug events and such over displayport if you have two computers connected to one monitor. Kscreen gets a bit obnoxious in that situation. It wouldn't be too hard to send data between computers with that...