Hi,
I have a clean install of PopOS 20.04 with the latest nVidia Driver on my Dell XPS 9560 with an GTX 1050m graphics card.
When I switch to "NVIDIA Graphics"-Mode, the game is unplayable and runs at about 20-30 fps. Which is worse than on "Integrated Graphics"-mode (30-40 fps)
In "Hybrid Graphics"-mode i get between 70-120 fps, which is playable but it sometimes drops to about 30-40 frames per second for a couple of seconds. It feels like the the dedicated graphics card is deactivated and then activated again.
I haven't had these issues with an earlier driver, but this thread about rolling back did not help much: https://pop-planet.info/forums/threads/roll-back-nvidia-driver.806/ after purging the nVidia driver and installing version 450 it automatically installed 455 as well.
Since then I got a new SSD and had a clean install of PopOS (I hoped that I had broken something), but apparently it is a "valid" issue.
Additionally, I ran CS:GO on Windows, to see how the performance compares. I thought it should be in a similar range (maybe a bit better) since it runs natively on linux, but I was far off: It runs far better with at least 60% better performance (120-180fps on higher settings), less frame drops.
Does anyone have a suggestion what I could try to fix this, or how I can roll back drivers easily?
Thanks in advance!
I have a clean install of PopOS 20.04 with the latest nVidia Driver on my Dell XPS 9560 with an GTX 1050m graphics card.
When I switch to "NVIDIA Graphics"-Mode, the game is unplayable and runs at about 20-30 fps. Which is worse than on "Integrated Graphics"-mode (30-40 fps)
In "Hybrid Graphics"-mode i get between 70-120 fps, which is playable but it sometimes drops to about 30-40 frames per second for a couple of seconds. It feels like the the dedicated graphics card is deactivated and then activated again.
I haven't had these issues with an earlier driver, but this thread about rolling back did not help much: https://pop-planet.info/forums/threads/roll-back-nvidia-driver.806/ after purging the nVidia driver and installing version 450 it automatically installed 455 as well.
Since then I got a new SSD and had a clean install of PopOS (I hoped that I had broken something), but apparently it is a "valid" issue.
Additionally, I ran CS:GO on Windows, to see how the performance compares. I thought it should be in a similar range (maybe a bit better) since it runs natively on linux, but I was far off: It runs far better with at least 60% better performance (120-180fps on higher settings), less frame drops.
Does anyone have a suggestion what I could try to fix this, or how I can roll back drivers easily?
Thanks in advance!
