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Just in case:
This means a problem with PCIe bus connection. Reseat the unruly card. If problem persists, check for cracks near your PCIe connector.
It might also be an (unlikely) problem with motherboard especially if you scratched it or CPU if you bent some pins.
Thank you for this. I was quite confused as to what this could have meant.
Could it be a power issue too?
Yes, you are right that is a possibility.
I remember that actually I encountered it once with a power supply problem, but it appeared along with other random issues, like restarts, application crashes, and nvidia-smi not responding.
Huh, I guess itβll have to wait and catch the next one
It caught the BUSIER.
Hope it hurt, fuck Nvidia
I've been out of the loop for a bit. What's the status of Nvidia open sourcing their drivers?
Not great. Instead of open sourcing the proprietary driver they made a seperate open source one. So there are currenty two seperate official kernel drivers:
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A usable proprietary driver.
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And a horrible open source driver.
Also all userspace drivers are all still proprietary.
Nvidia doesn't want that bussy?
Wear your seatbelts kids
Big bussin
Try reseating your GPU so it doesn't fall off
Can't believe the homies left NVidia to fend for itself. Can't have shit in TranZit. πππ
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