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Most things work, but a few do not - not without a little tweaking. Thank you for the helpI think your experience is typical. Will try again today to check if I can get things to work better. Installed steam (had a weird font problem that I solved), and installed duke nukem 3d to try and get something out of it, but couldn't Have to try again. Perhaps the low fps was because of being played from the usb, not sure about it.

#Gigabyte rgb fusion razer synapse drivers

tried to mess with nvidia drivers but they do not work correctly in live session (nvidia app window was always empty). Tested Minecraft because of the gpu and while using the correct gpu, I had low framerates.

Even if disconnected the headset, no sound at all. Anyway.Įverything seemed to work OTB, but I had a couple of problems.Ĭould only get sound to work from the front panel where I have my headset connected, back panel with columns had no sound. Is live session persistent? I've rebooted and lost all previous configuration meh. The wifi works, but it isn't fast and we all know that no wifi is actually secure, right? Even my laptop that doesn't have a built-in NIC uses a USB3-to-GigE converter to avoid using wifi. When it comes to wifi, there are many more challenges - so I've heard. I go out of my way to get Intel GigE NICs in all my systems, because the drivers are excellent and 'just work.' Saving $10 and getting a lesser NIC that has problems (Marvell, Realtek) just isn't worth my frustration. Hopefully, everything will 'just work', but don't be surprised if some strange LAN chip isn't supported automatically. Oh, and hope you don't learn the hard way about realtek ethernet and wifi issues.

#Gigabyte rgb fusion razer synapse driver

Don't expect any driver disk or even a driver download from the vendor. When buying add-on PCIe devices, you'll want to read the fine print and learn about the actual chips used inside. I got burned with this buying a HW-RAID card - yes, it provided drivers for a 3 yr old kernel, but not any new kernel. Even if the box says 'Linux Supported' on the outside in huge letters, you don't know if that support is current or from 4 yrs ago. You'll find that randomly buying stuff will end in disappointment and returns. If you plan to buy hardware, look up the Linux support, in depth, before buying. I'm just now migrating my 18.04 (a prior LTS) to 20.04 as they fix some important bugs in it.

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When 22.04 LTS is released in late April, run it under a VM for 6 months before deciding if you want to upgrade from 20.04 to it. You should load a 20.04 version of *buntu. Expect little, then be happy when things work.Īlso, as a new user, learn that newer isn't better. Gigabyte is known for being hostile towards Linux, so don't expect much support, if any, from them.Īs a new Linux user, I think your expectations and Windows-centric background may be a problem for your happiness. Download LibreOffice for Windows and try it out now. Whether MS-Office and LibreOffice are good enough or not is personal. I've been using the stock coolers provided with the CPU for a decade. In linux, we can control driver settings, but often that means toggling things without using a GUI. You can forget about most specialized driver tools as well.

There are a number of tools to make that easy and the interfaces are very similar to what Virtualbox provides, so it won't be a huge change for more capable, more stable, lighter, but faster, hypervisors. Virtualbox is good for a first use, but you'll want a better, lighter, hypervisor in a few months probably.

I have a 1030 GT and have been buying nvidia GPUs for about 20 yrs.įor virtualization, there are many choices. IF you don't, you'll learn more about incompatibilities than you really wish to know. Always stick with the version provided through Ubuntu's tools.

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In Ubuntu, never get software directly from nvidia.

#Gigabyte rgb fusion razer synapse install

If you decide to go with some official flavor of Ubuntu (xubuntu/kubuntu/Lubuntu/Ubuntu-Mate/ or one of the others, then post install you can have the OS install the proprietary drivers for all known hardware using The Try Ubuntu won't let you use nvidia proprietary drivers, but the F/LOSS drivers should be fine for testing out everything else.

Some Samsung SSDs have issues, though I'd not seen it with my SATA Samsung, I will be building a new box this week and have a Samsung NVMe that you'll bet I flash with current firmware before installing. That will be much more authoritative than anyone here trying to answer questions could do.īTW, you'll want to ensure the firmware on the SSD is current. It won't write to any connected storage, unless you specifically access that storage and write to it. When it boots, choose the 'Try Ubuntu' choice and play with it for an hour. Spend 5 minutes and create a bootable Ubuntu USB Flash install drive.